Anecdotes about student fees and other purchases

Nadia digs deep into Generative AI in Education.

This semester, there has been a rise in new clubs, one being the Lakehead Law and Politics club.

What does learning for the sake of learning look like?

Nadia discusses the recent contribution that the Government of Canada has made to Lakehead University in hopes that it will help restore water quality and ecosystem health. Now, what can we do as the student body to support these initiatives?

Along with the increasing influx of students, a pressing issue has emerged - the severe shortage of student residences.

The Students of the Caribbean (S.O.C.A.) club is a vibrant and inclusive community that aims to celebrate and promote Caribbean culture within the diverse student population.

Students speak to seeing spooks and specters

Nadia talks about the reintroduction of ‘cursive writing’ in the elementary school curriculum and what that means for us, adult students.

Studying at the university level can be both exciting and challenging. To make the most of your educational experience, it is important to develop effective study habits.

Nadia discusses some tips on how to get through a stressful, but riveting final year of post-secondary education.

Jack Barten discusses how students have “stopped building coo-coo clocks” and the need to have a hobby while in school.

Armaan explains the controversial Bill C-18 and what it spells for the netizens of Canada.

“Everything you would expect and more”, going Lakehead from the workforce, Jack Barten shares his first impressions of starting university.

Nadia discusses the different activities that are planned to promote student health and wellness as students get used to their post-summer schedules!

Are you looking for a job this school year? The Argus is looking for a new staff writer in Orillia! You should apply for many reasons, and let me tell you why!