No Pussyfooting: one of the greatest live bands in Peterborough
Writing about No Pussyfooting was a personal challenge I set for myself, having never written a music piece before. I was determined to do this only because their music moved me. …
Volume 51
White pride rally sparks community outrage in Peterborough
[The featured photo is sourced from Andrew Macdonald’s FaceBook] Last Sunday, Peterborough residents within the city’s downtown core witnessed a spectacle that shocked and offended many. Three men were seen …
LEC celebrates IWD with First Seeley Women in Leadership Luncheon
On International Women’s Day, Lady Eaton College hosted the Seeley Women in Leadership Luncheon to celebrate female leadership with Lady Eaton College. The event has been named after the college’s …
Arthur editorials from your incoming co-editors: Dan Morrison and Josh Skinner
[The featured photo was taken by TCSA President Alaine Spiwak at the 2017 Arthur Newspaper Elections] Thanks for chairing the elections Alaine. Here are your new editors! Because I am …
An update on the Athletic Centre fee debate
Heading into April, little headway seems to have been made by students or the administration regarding the much contested $50 Student Capital fee, and how its collection and expenditure ought …
Arthur Newspaper editorial campaign platforms 2017
Our names are Josh Skinner and Dan Morrison, and we are excited to announce our campaign for Arthur co-editors. We have plenty of experience and are passionate about journalism, and …
Shine a Light on our Global Sisters honours MMIW
It started with a smudge. Students, faculty and community members gathered in a circle as Dawn Martin and Betty Carr-Braint move in opposite directions to honour both the Haudenosaunee and …
SAID & TUPS Undergrad Symposium a success!
March 3rd marked the Politics Society & Students’ Association in International Development’s second annual Undergraduate Symposium. This event gave undergraduates in the IDST and Political Studies departments a chance to …
Showcasing students’ impactful community-based research
It’s a common challenge faced by university students; how do you shake the feeling that your academic work exists in a bubble, seen only by you and your teachers, never …
Bill M-103: revealing polarity in Canada
On March 4th, over 1,000 people gathered outside of Toronto’s city hall to protest and counter protest bill M-103. The protest was comprised of two factions, those who were protesting …