There are lots of ways you can succeed despite your struggles, but remember, university doesn’t have to define you! s your first year not going how you planned? Look, I know university can be challenging, especially when you’re just starting out. I came out of Grade 12 in high school […]
Opinion
Ontario’s minimum wage increase does little to help with cost of living and mental health, say U of G students
U of G students with jobs share their opinions on the minimum wage increase and the stresses that come with finding a balance between school and work n Oct. 1, Ontario’s general minimum wage increased by 10 cents, making the new rate $14.35 an hour. Wages for students under […]
Letter to the Editor: Bragging about being unvaccinated
EDITOR’S NOTE: The University of Guelph recently announced that any student who is registered for in-person learning and has not submitted proof of vaccination or an approved exemption by Oct. 15 will be de-registered from their courses. o the University of Guelph community, Coming back to Guelph was a […]
Everyone should feel safe, so why don’t women?
The responsibility for women’s safety has traditionally been put only on the shoulders of women, but we all need to do our part recently had someone tell me that she shares her phone location with her sister. She told me it was to be safe, and I automatically nodded my […]
First-year tips from a fellow U of G student
You’ve probably gotten a long list of advice about university from your teachers and parents, but here are just a few more from an actual U of G student tarting as a new student at the University of Guelph is an exciting chapter in life. First year can be a […]
An opportunity to ‘learn and unlearn’: National Indigenous Peoples Day
NIPD should act as a starting point to educating oneself on Indigenous culture and history year round n Monday, Canada celebrated the rich and diverse cultures, heritage, and histories of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples for National Indigenous Peoples Day (NIPD). NIPD was first established 25 years ago by […]
The dangerous reality TikTok is creating
The popular app is setting a dangerous precedent with its hyper-sexualized and thin-obsessed content, readily available for young girls to absorb Trigger warning: this article contains information about eating disorders. n the last week, I have spent far too much time on TikTok. At first, it was fun: cute dog […]
Diary of a Vet Student: Show some love to your vet care team
Now more than ever, a little kindness goes a long way t’s almost Valentine’s Day, and although we typically think of “love” in a romantic context, the reality is that almost all interactions in life are based on some form of a relationship, be it romantic, friendship, professional, etc. Given […]
The pandemic doesn’t care about your COVID-fatigue
You might be tired of being on lockdown, wearing masks, and social distancing, but you should still do it ’m going to start this off by saying that the pandemic is still not over. Despite the vaccine roll-out and fewer reported cases in the news, people are still getting infected, […]
Diary of a Vet Student: When Frustration Boils Over
OVC students get vocal about their school’s shortcomings UPDATE: On Dec. 7 the OVC held its first ‘town hall’ meeting “for all students to share their voice and concern with the leaders who sincerely want to support you.” Over 400 students participated. The OVC has stated that they plan to […]
