HOW PHOTOGRAPHERS ARE ADAPTING TO HEALTH RESTRICTIONS AND LOCKDOWNS. By Jonnica Hill When Kendra Bartels downsized and rescheduled her dream fall wedding to a smaller, summer wedding, she didn’t have
HOW PHOTOGRAPHERS ARE ADAPTING TO HEALTH RESTRICTIONS AND LOCKDOWNS. By Jonnica Hill When Kendra Bartels downsized and rescheduled her dream fall wedding to a smaller, summer wedding, she didn’t have
SMALL BUSINESSES AND LOCAL ARTISTS ARE TURNING TO SOCIAL MEDIA TO SAVE THEMSELVES DURING A PANDEMIC. By Manahil Butt For many small business owners and artists, social media has become
By Dhruvi Modi Instagram: the newest location for buying baked goods
A LOOK AT HOW THE CANADIAN PUBLISHING INDUSTRY HAS BEEN AFFECTED BY THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. By Samantha McGregor “I’d probably say we are down 50 per cent,” says Noelle Allen,
A LOOK AT HOW FOUR SMALL BUSINESSES HAVE WEATHERED THE PANDEMIC. By Katelyn Thomson During the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a push to support small businesses. As many small
THE HIGHS AND LOWS OF STUDENT LIVING DURING THE PANDEMIC. By Manahil Butt As students decide whether to move back home with their parents, or continue living independently during this
A LOOK AT WHAT IN-PERSON POST-SECONDARY CLASSES LOOK LIKE DURING COVID-19. By Sara Mathov-Olszewicki Alexis Angliss is doing something few other Canadian college and university students are doing this year
HOW LAURIER’S CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES ARE TAKING PLACE DURING COVID-19. By Jonnica Hill Fourth-year Criminology and Policing student Ashwiiny Arulharan never expected to become president of the Human Rights and Human
ONE FAMILY’S STORY ABOUT BEING SEPARATED IN TORONTO AND RUSSIA DURING THE PANDEMIC. By Liz Shiro
REFLECTING ON MY GROWTH OVER THE PAST FOUR YEARS AT LAURIER BRANTFORD. By Manahil Butt My fourth-year experience is nothing like I expected. With having to adjust to remote learning