By Peter Chen Cleopatra VII Philopator was the most powerful woman in Egypt. Commonly referred to as simply […]
By Olamide Dinah There aren’t many constants in life, but change is one of them. We’ve been back […]
By Roman Bharati As we continue to propel into the 21st century the more deeply rooted issues in […]
By Robbie Estrada The US has obtained intelligence that indicates orders have been sent to Russian commanders to […]
Hear about Valerie’s (executive director of the Youth Mental Health Project) expert experiences with mental health, how to […]
By Ryan Chen On January 27, the Biden administration announced that it would plan to issue an executive […]
By Elliott Ingram On Tuesday, February 8th, 2022, the nominations for the 94th Academy Awardswill be announced by […]
The World Affairs Conference is back on Saturday, February 5, stronger than ever. Join us to celebrate WAC’s […]
By Roman Bharati As UCC continues with its transition to in-person learning, the snowy weather has added yet […]
By Cole Jones Yet another year of football is upon us, and it has been one that NFL […]
By Peter Chen Porcelain, often referred to simply as china, is one of China’s greatest inventions. It isubiquitous […]
By Cyrus Sarfaty Baseball is one of the most popular sports in North America and countless otherregions of […]
By Dima Kulakov Hey boys, So far, this school year has been a near return to normalcy (don’t […]
By Roman Bharati As we’ve all made the transition from virtual to a somewhat normal reality, I’m sure […]
Title Image: Biriukova painting a portrait of then-Principal Rev. Dr. Cedric Sowby 1954 – Photo courtesy of Upper […]
By Dima Kulakov The Belarus–EU border crisis is “a migrant crisis consisting of an influx of several tens […]
By Elliot Ingram On Friday, November 12th, 11 time Grammy winner, Taylor Swift re-released her 2012 hit album, […]
By Ian Ye Wind Ensembles – Mr. Gomes and Mr. Smith How does it feel to be back […]
By Rahul Nanda Despite the widespread fancy, craving, and popularity of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ether, a […]
By Cyrus Sarfaty TLDR: It’s Squid Game but with house points and you don’t actually die. Squid Game. […]
By Dima Kulakov So far, the world has warmed 1.1 degrees (celsius) above pre-industrial temperatures, according to the […]
By Will Linhares-Huang Roughly 9,000 students at Western University walked out of class on Septermber 17th to protest […]
By Rich Sutton The week of October 18th was UCC’s 3rd annual Pride Week. Pride is an important […]
Photos by Tre Ahn 1. Volleyball game vs. St. Mike’s. 2. Soccer game vs. Appleby College. 3. Jazz […]
By Ryan (Yuru) Chen Yesterday evening, at 2 am Warsaw time, the winners of the Eighteenth International Chopin […]
By Dima Kulakov The first bitcoin futures ETF from a big US ETF provider, ProShares, will begin trading […]
Photos by Ray Wu Although the game did not go our way, it was great to see some […]
F.C Barcelona – you likely know the name. After all, the club has established itself asa dominant force […]
By Robbie Tamblyn After almost a two-year pause of live entertainment across the continent, playhouses, concert halls, theatres […]
By John Voudouris For decades, scientists have been perplexed by the biological anomaly that iscancer. Around 10 million […]
By Cole Jones Blue Jays 2021 year in review. What is their future looking like?Wild Card Game Summaries […]
By Randy Chang Saturday, September 25th, 2021, Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor landed back home after more […]
By Preston Senst Although unfortunately, we were unable to have a normal A-Day this year, we were still […]
By Robbie Estrada Justin Trudeau has secured a third term as Prime Minister of Canada, after defeating Conservative […]
By Elliott Ingram As the world begins to move back to normality, the joyous return of live music […]
By Dima Kulakov Recently, two experts (Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel and Innovation investor and fund manager Cathie Wood) […]
For many students, this academic year marks their last year at the College. For others, it marks their […]
By Preston Senst There is certainly no denying the impact that COVID-19 and its aftershocks have had on […]
By Matt Zhang Since elementary school, we have been taught that there are eight planets: Mercury, Venus, Mars, […]
By John Voudouris When looking at the ethics behind scientific testing on living humans, one isfaced with a […]
By Randy Chang Many don’t realise the people kicking a ball into a net on their TV can […]
By Will Linhares-Huang “We’d better go home” I said to my family as I rested my head against […]
Interview by: Dima Kulakov and Ian Ye What is your background, tell us about yourself? My background is […]
By Devlin Moniz Although this is probably the most controversial topic in tennis, the answer is more straightforward […]
By Robbie Estrada “When I came to office, I inherited a diplomatic agreement, duly negotiated between the government […]
By Dima Kulakov Hey boys, Hope you all had a great summer break and are looking forward to […]
By Dima Kulakov Extreme heat, record droughts, and massive floods, caused by climate change, present challenges to the […]
By Dima Kulakov COVID-19 vaccine mandates are coming to Canada in one form or another. The federal government […]
By Dima Kulakov JPMorgan’s chief global markets strategist, Marko Kolanovic, who correctly called the March 2020 market bottom […]
The Blue and White 