If you're a coffee lover, you’ve likely hit the popular cafes. But get ready to discover the hidden coffee gems of the Waterfront! From charming hideaways, sweet treats, and authentic flavors. Join us as we explore these must-visit gems that promise to elevate your coffee experience! 

Community-First Criticism is a unique approach to analyzing arts and cultural work.It centers the lived experiences of the community in question. By examining arts and culture in the beautiful city of Orillia through this lens, we can allow previously unheard voices to rise to the surface and hear a wide variety of stories. Orillia is screaming with culture, can you hear it?

Has imposter syndrome been your antagonist throughout your start at Lakehead? It is time to separate your high school self from your university self.

Unlock the secrets of your memory! Dive into the fascinating world of the forgetting curve and learn how to hack memory decay with simple yet effective strategies. 

Balancing academic responsibilities with personal well-being can be challenging for students. With the pressures of deadlines, exams, and a busy schedule, it’s easy to overlook health and wellness. However, maintaining both physical and mental health is crucial for academic success and long-term happiness. Here are five wellness tips that can help students thrive during the academic year.

Meghan investigates Canada's changing immigration policies and their effects on international students. She outlines both opportunities and hurdles for students looking to build a future in Canada.

Sometimes, just looking after the people around us might change their lives. In her debut work, Maria explores the framework of “Changing the Narrative on Suicide,” which aims to dismantle stigma and promote open dialogue.

As first years in University, we all feel overwhelmed by the shift in atmosphere. From immense grief, uncertainty, and unfamiliarity to deciding how to balance the responsibilities thrown at us, keeping a positive attitude is difficult. However, have you taken a moment to shift your perspective?

Fillipetti, the girl’s club coordinator at Superior Science, outlined the objectives of the program and described the various challenges she faced as a young woman in STEM.

Want to learn some Anishinaabemowin words? You can, through the familiar game of Bingo.

Things you can do as a student during the in-between season

From bygone beauty to postmodern nightmare, the buildings of Lakehead

Not sure what to do on Saint Paddy’s Day? There is something for everyone.

What a time to be a woman, especially today.

It is a Leap Year! Here are some cool facts on a leap year and why it exists…

I started going to the LU gym… and I like it?

A Non-Hockey Fan's Experience Watching the Thunderwolves

It seems as though LUSU is trying to work with Orillia Transit to create a more convenient transit schedule that makes sure all students get home safely. LUSU needs to hear from you!

February is a month of remembrance.