A large majority of any kind of class comes with memorizing terms. However, what happens when these terms no longer serve as anything other than barriers for those seeking to learn?

In a campus full of screens and syllabi, the English Course Union’s Book Exchange offered something refreshingly simple: time to pause, flip through pages, and rediscover the joy of reading and stories

In a campus world shaped by screens and split attention, one class at UBC Okanagan takes a different route by establishing one rule – no phones, no laptops, no tech in class. This class asks students to unplug, be present, and rediscover what it means to think, connect, and be in the moment.

After a decade-long playwriting career and two feature films, Celine Song says that “the amateur writer” still lives in her. How does she achieve a balance between writing for oneself and writing professionally in her two films, Past Lives and Materialists?

After just over two years of formal war between Israel and Gaza, preceded by an informal series of clashes beginning in Gaza's independence in 2007, what seems to be a permanent ceasefire is now in place; how long it can last, however, remains to be seen.