Get to know a little bit more about one of our staff writers, Nadia Carneiro, as she talks about her personal journey with following her dreams and discusses one of her favourite poems by Edgar Allan Poe just in time for Halloween.

Kezia Leamon discusses the three pillars of the Lakehead Orillia Food Resource Collective.

Leaving home is difficult. On Chelsea’s first day working for The Argus, she found a hidden archive written by someone from her home country. She decided to publish one of her own pieces side by side.

Kezia and Armaan expose the less-than-yummy intricacies of the Lakehead cafeteria on both campuses!

On Sunday, October 9th, Thunder Bay’s Evangelical Church welcomed over 200 international students from Lakehead University for a traditional Canadian Thanksgiving Dinner. Every year, parish community volunteers organize this event to prepare a home-cooked meal for students living away from home.

Nadia Carneiro introduces us to Meghan Vella, a current student at Lakehead who has been employed with the University since 2018! She divulges some helpful insight if you are interested in working for the University or just want to know more about what support programs Lakehead offers.

New workout suggestion: Exercising your right to vote! Trust us, it's way easier than push-ups. Nicole breaks down important information on the upcoming Thunder Bay Municipal Election.

In his debut article, Armaan discusses the vital role Lakehead International plays in making students from all around the world feel at home and the importance of budgeting for students.

Nadia Carneiro talks about Fall at the Lakehead Orillia campus… What is there to do during the reading week/halloween season? What is there to see? Student Appreciation Day and Scout Valley are amongst topics of discussion.

October is a great month to catch your favourite Varisty Thunderwolves teams in pre-season action! The Argus lets you know when and where you can catch the home-opener games for Hockey, Volleyball and Basketball.

Take a look at all the things Lakehead students are covered for in the LUSU Health Plan; there’s no need to wait!

This month’s Student Highlight features Karlina Kerr, a motivated and passionate Lakehead Orillia student. Staff Writer Nadia Carneiro introduces you to Karlina and discusses her role as President of Alpha Pi Phi and team leader for Lakehead’s Cam’s Kids Ambassador Group.

A breakdown of Canada’s newest national statutory holiday and what this means for Lakehead students, as well as how to help directly.

Kezia Leamon reveals additional parking fees for Orillia students.

Chelsea Warren explores her Trinidadian roots and shares her artistic side when it comes to cooking. She delves into a realm that brings people together through food.

Chelsea Warren discusses her personal writing journey and her passion for encouraging STEM students to appreciate literature.

Nadia Carneiro discusses how much Orillia has grown in the past few years, and provides more information on all of the new attractions such as the new recreation centre, restaurants, and more!

Image courtesy of www.orillia.ca

Kezia Leamon has written a guide to Lakehead’s scholarship system, as well as crucial OSAP warnings.

Kezia Leamon discusses how students lost the right to opt-out of non-essential service fees and explains how to get a partial refund.

Nadia Carneiro discusses how students may react to adjusting back into an in-person class format, and presents coping strategies, and other alternatives that include continued online learning.

Image courtesy of lakeheadu.ca