Argus staff had the pleasure of seeing Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol at Magnus Theatre in Thunder Bay. Nicole offers her perspective on this theatrical rendition of Charles Dickens’ classic holiday tale.

Armaan handpicks a couple of restaurants that should be on your bucket list this Christmas season!

The Argus covers the impending deportation of Lakehead student Abu Hena Mostofa Kamal on the basis that he cannot afford the increased tuition fees for international students.

Warren conversed with Allison Farrish, one of the photographers featured in Naanzhe: Water is Colour exhibit at Co.Lab gallery last month. Allison shares insight into her creative process and the inspiration behind her project theme, “Women in STEM.”

Armaan gives Argus readers a quick rundown of Lakehead’s exchange program!

Nadia talks about the recent popularity of the app “BeReal” and shares the thoughts of Lakehead students on the app itself and how it affects their experience as a student present in the virtual world.

Armaan explores the recent controversy that our “favourite” contractor Aramark has been shrouded in.

The Argus sits down with Graham Davis, the new Outpost Kitchen Head Chef, to discuss the menu and try some of the dishes inspired by International Street Food.

Chelsea Warren shares her tips and tricks to keep Argus readers up to date on the latest fashion trends!

The Argus met with the Food Resource Centre Coordinator, Sierra Garofalo, to discuss the centre and get you the inside scoop on the food support and resources available on campus!

Festivus is back at Lakehead on November 23rd! Nadia Carneiro talks about what students can expect to see tomorrow on the Orillia campus, and Nicole Pocion discusses the Festivus activities held on the Thunder Bay campus. You can’t miss out this year!

Chelsea Warren brings Argus readers along with her to Magnus Theatre for a dramatic experience and travels back in time to 16th century Spain.

Poem Submitted by Sara Sadeghi Aval.

“I wrote this piece while watching the horrific injustices happening in Iran right now. It is a poem for anyone missing home and worrying about their loved ones. I hope anyone who reads it can see that distance does not equal complicity.”

With the weather changing rapidly, Armaan brings to the readers of The Argus different ways to have fun this winter!

Image from lakeheadu.ca, Want to know how Orillia Residence is going? Concerns and some good news are raised when Nadia speaks to a student currently experiencing the residence lifestyle. Has residence improved? Gotten worse? Or is it the same as it has been for years?

Chiara shares her perspective on Remembrance Day and how we can learn from the past to promote a peaceful future.

Well, the weather outside is frightful… That’s it – There’s nothing too delightful.

The Argus walks you through some helpful tips and tricks on how to be prepared for winter in Northwestern Ontario. Hopefully, this makes things a little less frightful.

Welcome to the Argus! Chelsea writes on the creation of the name Argus, our goals for upcoming academic years and reintroduces our new logo!

Kezia Leamon discusses the reasons and implications of the CUPE strike.

Cover image courtesy of Carlos Osorio/CBC

Looking to add something new to your wardrobe? Concerned about sky-high prices? Fear not, as Armaan introduces Argus readers to the wonders of thrifting!