Artifact, Excavated from White Settlement by Mary McPherson Artifact, Excavated from White Settlement is meant to challenge the power structures put into place by the use of museum displays. The sculptural work is a porcelain teacup, placed in a display case, labelled “Artifact, excavated from Read More …
Part II: Fighting Back By: Katie Zugic, Media Assistant Plastic outlives the generations who use it. Piling up in landfills, ending up in waterways, and bioaccumulating in the food chain, most plastic products are used for less than an hour, yet take hundreds of years Read More …
What lies in store for the future of Ontario By: Kaelen Pelaia, Staff Writer With June 8thapproximately two months away, the Ontario Provincial Election of 2018 is quickly approaching. The provincial race has been extensively covered in the media for months now, with a sharp Read More …
Submitted By: Alyson MacKay In 2018, the Lakehead University Thunder Bay campus will open the doors to a new state-of-the-art research and innovation facility. The Centre for Advanced Studies in Engineering and Sciences (CASES) will improve the scale and quality of leading research, training, and Read More …
By Jaina Kelly, Staff Writer In the 1990’s, Sergei Skripal was an officer for Russia’s Main Intelligence Directorate and worked as a double agent in the UK’s Secret Intelligence Service until he was arrested in 2004 in Moscow. He had given names of Russian spies Read More …