The mass production of true crime documentaries is just plain disturbing. Call me a cynic, but there’s something weirdly dystopian about major media companies exploiting real people’s darkest moments for monetization and bingeable clips meant to drive speculation online.
The Cut says that Gen-Z women are increasingly “mothering” their male partners, but was there ever a time when this wasn’t the conventional script in heterosexual relationships?
On Sept. 23, Niagara Region Public Health confirmed that norovirus is the cause of ongoing gastrointestinal illness reported among students on Brock University’s main campus.
Beginning with a haunting, circular acoustic guitar riff and a delicate progression that feels like a quiet storm brewing, “I'd Love to Change the World" by the British blues-rock band Ten Years After is still worth listening to today.
It tends to be a surprise when you have leaders in any industry telling the government they want more regulation — and it's often the industry clamouring for less regulation — but Anthropic CEO Dario Amodie claiming that “for too long, the industry lied," in regard to the risk of artificial intelligence (A.I.), and that it could “kill us all,” is reason enough to pause and take a step back.
The varying controversies of Sydney Sweeney are almost laughable, as if someone was satirizing an alternate version of her life, or her character, Cassie, in Euphoria.
On Sept. 26, a vegan snack sold across Canada was flagged by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) after it was found to have contained an undeclared allergen.
The Presidents Cup has always been built around some of the best golfers in the world coming together to represent their countries and compete as a team. But after another American victory, the question surrounding the event is becoming harder to ignore: how is the Presidents Cup competitive when the same team keeps winning?
Whether you’re a first-year student or you’ve just transferred to a new school, you will feel alone. You will walk the halls alone, eat alone, get used to being alone and sometimes, more often than you think, feel alone — and all of that is okay.
The varying controversies of Sydney Sweeney are almost laughable, as if someone was satirizing an alternate version of her life, or her character, Cassie, in Euphoria.
Almost every Brock student shares a universal, humbling rite of passage: wandering aimlessly through the concrete hallways of Mackenzie Chown, realizing that you are going to be 15 minutes late for your very first seminar.
