The Dark Side of Viral Pranks
A prank is defined as a “trick that is intended to be funny but not to cause harm or damage,”…
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The People’s Cookie
No cookie gets as much hate as the oatmeal raisin. We’ve all heard the common complaint of picking up a…
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The Uphill Slope of Rebecca Black’s Career
Abstract: Rebecca Black has been a household name for a decade now. Her breakout song “Friday” accompanying music video defined…
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The Cult Following of Donald Trump
Standing in the small beach-front shop in North Carolina I have visited since I was born, I was shocked by…
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Is There Really Such a Thing as Safe Travel During a Pandemic?
COVID fatigue, emotional exhaustion, whatever you choose to call it—we’ve all experienced it at one point or another over the…
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Whitewashing White Sage: “WitchTok” and the Appropriation of Spirituality
Over this past pandemic summer, I was lucky enough to find solace from the excruciating Texas heat in a small…
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How Online Learning Is Leaving Young Women With ADHD Behind
We all remember the middle school class clown—most often a loud boy who spoke of everything on his mind. He…
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Loving (and Hating) MTL Blog
Like many new students to Montreal, I discovered MTL Blog fairly soon into my first year. For the uninitiated, it…
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By Adults, For Adults, About Kids: Did We Need to Watch The Social Dilemma?
Our brains are being rapidly rewired to consume more and consolidate less. Social media algorithms have written humans out of…
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To Develop Climate Resilience, We Need to Look at Indigenous Communities
As the reality of climate change grows more and more grim, scientists and government officials are increasingly turning towards indigenous…
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