Since 1999, November 25th has been recognized as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, a day dedicated to highlighting the global crisis of gender-based violence. This day serves as a crucial call to action, urging society to confront alarming statistics and take meaningful steps toward ending violence against women.
Feeling stressed about paying your tuition, building your resume, or getting more experience in your field of study? Lakehead University is abundant with resources that are here for your success. Orillia-based writer Ava provides you with a summarized description of the opportunities offered at Lakehead, so you do not have to spend hours looking!
Feeling the November stress? Take a break and recharge with these campus events! There's something for everyone, from yoga and meditation to thought-provoking plays and movies. Check out our guide to this month's happenings.
Donald Trump once again wins the US Presidential Election, what could this mean for Canada, and things you can do to stay politically engaged while in Canada. Canadians donβt have a direct say in U.S. elections, but they can remain vigilant by staying informed, advocating for transparent policies, and engaging thoughtfully with the political implications that may arise.
Nestled within the scenic backdrop of Thunder Bay, Lakehead University is an ideal setting for this association, as it encourages inclusivity and collaboration. The Nepali Student Association not only aims to preserve and promote the rich traditions of Nepal but also serves as a bridge for intercultural dialogue, inviting all students to engage in a shared exploration of cultural diversity.
The Vietnamese Student Association at Lakehead University serves as a vibrant hub for students to celebrate and share the rich culture, traditions, and experiences of Vietnam. Founded by Hung Lam, their aim is to foster a sense of community and belonging. The club organizes a variety of events that showcase Vietnamese heritage, from traditional festivals to cultural workshops.
Volunteering is more than just giving backβitβs an opportunity to connect, learn, and grow. Plus, it brings you together with incredible people and opens doors to new experiences! Thunder Bay writer Maria Rojas talks about volunteer opportunities in our community!
Halloween is approaching, which means that the parties are too. Although this is a time to enjoy yourself, do not allow your safety to be undermined in the process. Do you need a refresher on how to be mindful this Halloween? Orillia-based writer Ava provides general reminders to students on how they can prioritize their safety amidst the fun.
Looking for an outdoor adventure in Thunder Bay? Whether you're an expert or a beginner, grab your jacket and enjoy the breathtaking fall views with these must-have apps!
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