Amazon , and humanity, in flames
The Amazon is the world’s largest tropical rainforest and is home to the Indigenous Brazilian people(s).
I decided to write this piece to reflect on...
Co-op: Moving out and moving on
I just finished a five-year English co-op program in April.
I came to UW wondering what was in store for me as a student.
I never...
One corner of the world to another
University is a new adventure in the lives of most students, but is especially novel for international students.
Students who come to Canada specifically to...
Let’s talk about unplugging ourselves
I honestly don’t know why they allowed me to write about this.
I am no poster child for limiting the amount of time I spend...
Who cares about a student newspaper in 2019?
People are consuming more content than at any other point in history and something like a university news outlet appears as outdated as the...
Making major changes: How to switch and make it work for you
I’m a major changer.
Whether it’s in academics or in life, I’ve felt the unease that comes with finally making that big switch.
Maybe you, like...
Meet Imprint’s new Executive Editor
How will opting out of tuition fees online affect services on campus?
Will Ontario’s reduced funding for paramedics put UW students in danger?
And where is...
Why I’m protesting UW’s desecration of Mauna Kea
This piece part of Imprint's new partnership with the UW Indigenous Students Association
Mauna Kea is ancestral land that is culturally and spiritually sacred...
What is love? Concern.
You can be anyone you want. Or at least that’s what they tell us from an early age. However, we go through life with...
Awareness helps your happiness
Everybody would like to be happy. Research has shown that university students around the world rate being happy as extremely important and valuable (6.39...
