Emily Mcqueen Copy editor In October, the leaves turn yellow as we excitedly pick out our Halloween costumes. The month of December...

Robin Steedman-Braun Science and Environment Editor Breakups, broken phones, missed buses; all things that tend to be blamed on a certain...

Emily McQueen Copy Editor The words “Lots of solutions are talked about but what about a solution that is right in front of us?” were...

By Mia Kennedy Managing Editor Io, one of Jupiter’s moons. (Credit: NASA) In the interest of keeping astronomy accessible, all of the...

Noe Yasko Staff Writer (Getty images) Though I don’t like to admit it, being overwhelmed is a huge part of my life. When it feels like...

By Robin Steedman-Braun Science and Environment Editor Wondering why the weather has been so unpredictable recently? You’re not alone,...

By Laura Gervais Science & Environment Editor Foodies of Dawson, I officially welcome you to lobster season! Spring is in the air --...

By Lily Massé Contributor Overflowing with red Tim Hortons cups and green Starbucks straws, crammed full of plastic Coke bottles and...

By Maija Baroni Staff Writer Fashion is a visual representation of the way we want to present ourselves to the world, making it a...

By Laura Gervais Science & Environment Editor Seeing as Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, it felt appropriate to delve into the...

By Arwen Low Contributor Article originally published in The Plant's October 2020 Issue Illustrator: Aria Dines I’m a bit self-conscious...

By John Nathaniel Gertler Contributor Article originally published in The Plant's October 2020 Issue Liberation School. 2016 These days,...

By Laura Gervais Science & Environment Editor Via BBC Nine months ago, we naïvely thought we were getting an extra week of Spring break....

by Laura Gervais Science & Environment Editor At the end of October, two new studies were published about the presence of water on the...

By Laura Gervais Science Editor It’s not breaking news that life as we know it has come to a screeching halt due to the ongoing pandemic....

The takeaways from Green Earth club’s Earth day discussion By Laura Krochenski There are important connections to be made between the...

By Solmaz Salehi According to research published by Columbia University, New York City’s carbon monoxide emissions have been reduced more...

By Isabella Désormeaux Dawson’s Green Earth Club has joined forces with the Coalition Étudiante pour un Virage Environmental et Social...

By Zach Jutras-Ouellette The coronavirus (COVID-19) which originated in Wuhan, China has rapidly spread. According to The New York Times,...

How the denim industry is causing environmental problems By Solmaz Salehi Mark Angelo is a conservationist who criticizes denim factories...

By Solmaz Salehi Cambridge Dictionary describes greenwashing as “behaviours or activities that make people believe that a company is...

By Romy Shoam Despite the widespread awareness of the climate crisis, especially among teenagers and young adults, most fail to...

By Solmaz Salehi The effects of climate change are everywhere, from the Arctic and Antarctic ice melting to the Amazon forest burning....

By: Solmaz Salehi The Amazon rainforest, also known as the lungs of the earth, is burning with a speed that has never been seen before...

Ecosia profits by selling ad space and it uses that money to pay their “reforestation partners”.

Let’s talk about the number one killer in human history. by Valeria Lau Malaria has existed for as long as we have. This mosquito-borne...

How many people find themselves on Cloud 9 thanks to ASMR By Eva Rizk Autonomous sensory meridian response, known as ASMR, is the term...

By Camille Delagrave-Ajduk It is no surprise that pop music consistently morphs, fashion trends evolve, and social norms shift at an...

By Jie Yu Li, Sarah Mailhot and Kaylie Terauds I thought that some gossip could lighten the mood in this periodic time of the year where...

by Eva Rizk Lizandro, Kenia, Denisse, and Luis are university exchange students from Mexico who are leading sustainability projects on...

by Jie Yu Li and Sarah Mailhot, with special contribution from Kaylie Terauds October 18, 2018 | Sciences Y’all wanna start with a joke...

by Briahna McTigue October 18, 2018 | Sciences Located in the heart of the concrete jungle that is Downtown Montreal, one might think...

By Jie Yu Li and Sarah Mailhot September 19, 2018 | Sciences Here are a few words of wisdom for those of you who’ve just derived from...

by Andrew Morantz April 24, 2017 | Sciences NASA announced that on Feb 22, using their Spitzer Space Telescope, they had for the first...

by Andrew Morantz March 20, 2017 | Sciences Science textbooks at Dawson have reached astronomical prices and students are looking for a...

by Xue Wei Tan February 27, 2017 | Sciences Science teachers at Dawson are offering a summer 2017 brain imaging internship to help...

by Laurianne Debanné February 20, 2017 | Sciences I am a Christian. And, I aspire to be a scientist. To many that seems like an oxymoron....

by Sabina Elkins February 13, 2017 | Sciences Every single day scientists around the world discover and innovate. The collective...

by Sabina Elkins January 23, 2017 | Sciences Keeping animals in captivity is a very controversial topic. Ranging from discussions of...

by Arielle Asseraf, Kristen Payne November 28, 2016 | Sciences All semester, the Communications Design and Practice course in the ALC...

by Jessica Hookimaw November 14, 2016 | Sciences General doctor Dr. Finkelberg is the latest to join Dawson College’s medical service in...