Laughter is a worldwide language that has no boundaries. At the heart of this shared human experience you can find the art of comedy. Whether it’s a stand-up routine that leaves an audience in stitches, a witty sitcom that brings
by Ken Pashtushyn A panel of St. Clair College’s third year advertising students participated in – and won – the Digital Marketing Competition and Summit which was held online. The event was hosted by Purdue University last Saturday. The panel
By Rylee Livingston The official, arm raised, dressed in a white collared shirt, whistles the competitors up onto the blocks. “Take your marks,” a robotic voice says from the starting box. The fiberglass fins make a definitive slap against the
by Hailey Goebel The meals associated with the holidays draw friends and families together around tables and feed our sense of nostalgia. We all have memorable stories about the food prepared and the recipes passed on from generation to generation.
By Dale Cabuquin It was just a trip for entertainment. Little did he know, it would change his life. Michael McDowell went on a dog sledding trip in Ottawa in 2016 – something he now calls an animal exploitative industry.
By: Joelle Brassard Known simply by their artist name Sav, this young local artist has grown and thrived in Windsor’s arts scene, finding recent success with textile design which led to the birth of Designs by Sav. “It all began
By Joelle Brassard Known to the public as Batoolio, she is a 24-year-old artist and activist that has launched a passion project which donates art supplies to homeless artists and displays their artwork in gallery style exhibitions. Batoolio is an
by Saloni Chauhan Pratha Mathur, an international student, believes that the phrase “success does not come without struggle” is ideal for international students. “Every time you migrate to a different country and leave behind your family, you have to start
by Xenia Semenova Why is it beneficial when you speak more than one language? It is never too late to start exercising your brain too. Many cultures speak two languages from birth. Which benefits will it bring them? Their communication
By Elliott St. Aubin From working part time jobs, to human kinetics, to social services, Alex Monk has done a lot, but some people would say his hardest challenge is his hobby. Monk is a part of an improv comedy
By Joelle Brassard It can sometimes be hard to be an entrepreneur, but it’s certainly a lot easier with the support of an entire community behind you. Windsor’s art and music scene has rallied around local venue owner Tom Lucier
by Ken Pashtushyn The screening of Zach Russell’s 2023 documentary Someone Lives Here was shown on Sunday, Nov. 5 at the Capitol Theatre as part of the Windsor International Film Festival’s 2023 Vital Conversations series sponsored by the Libro Credit Union. This
By: Jessie Larouche It’s November, 2007 in the small Canadian county town of Belle River, Ontario. The snow is just starting to drop and minor hockey season is in full swing. For Belle River, hockey season is the busiest time
According to The Standard, up-cycling, the process of repurposing old clothing pieces, is becoming mainstream, and a local designer is finding success in this practice. By using a variety of mediums, stitching and patch-working old clothing pieces, Sav Riley, owner
To most people, picking up garbage for a living doesn’t sound like a fulfilling career, but that doesn’t mean you can’t turn trash into treasure. With nearly 10,000 followers on TikTok, Thomas Cabanaw has turned the unattractive task of loading
For these spooky days, I have made a collection for you of the best 10 horror movies you must watch for Halloween including five classic recommendations and five personal ones. If you have not watched these first five classics yet,
By: Joelle Brassard and Saloni Chauhan Windsor was recently given a makeover when the Free for All Walls project came to town. Windsor held its first and largest public display of art of its kind when, from Oct. 3 to
by Pauline Bunay Almost a month after the agreements were signed to end the strike of actors and scriptwriters, these agreements have been overturned, bringing back the strike while the union of actors and scriptwriters accuses the production studios of
by Saloni Chauhan History of Yoga The origins of yoga can be traced back to Northern India roughly tens of thousands of years ago. The Rig Veda, one of Hinduism’s four major books, is where we first encounter the word
By Rylee Livingston Outside the Line is a new feature by Rylee Livingston exploring careers and interests that are outside of the norm. I had the pleasure of sitting down with Michelle Boots, who is the co-founder behind Kobbled Characters,
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