Witen by Kelsey Rideout
Profiling Dr. Keefer’s endless will to enable critical thinking and evoke justice
Dr. Michael Keefer is a professor in the department of English and Theatre Studies. He is also an engaged citizen who spends much of his ... 
Written by Miles Stemp
Christina Boyer is a painter that is working herself out of painting within painting. If that description is confusing, that’s alright, but it really isn’t that difficult to comprehend. Think of it as if ... 
Written by Mike Treadgold
For Kyle Walters, the opportunity was just too good to pass up.
Late last week, the now-former head coach of the Gryphons football team announced that he would be stepping down from his position with the team to ... 
Canada just finished hosting one of the world’s most significant international events: the Olympic Games.
We don’t need to reiterate the importance and the spectacle that is the 17-day event that took place in and around Vancouver. The level of captivation ...
Written by Justin Dunk
Step into the shoes of Tiger Woods for a minute.
It is too easy for an overweight couch potato to call out Tiger Woods for all of his transgressions.
A man is only as faithful as his options. None of us really know what Woods has to deal with in his everyday life.
Woods has [...]
Some critical thinking may reveal that Disney movies aren’t as harmless as they seem
Written by Josh Doyle
“When we watch cartoons, values are shaped in our minds forever. You can’t escape those values even when you’re older,” said Khatereh Sheibani, an English professor at the University of Guelph.
Sheibani teaches classes on post-colonial literature and film [...]
The Ontarion attempts to make a convoluted issue simple and clear
Written by Daniel Bitonti
A small percentage of students already think it really is a big issue: the university’s student government pursuing legal action against both the provincial and national components of the Canadian Federation of Students, Canada’s largest student lobby group.
Last week, the [...]
Written by Andrew T
Good Morning Angels,
This article was suggested to me by someone who e-mailed me and told me what to write about. And I turned that suggestion into this elegant piece of writing. It is like The Ugly Duckling. You’ll see. But the idea came from Josh. He’s a loyal reader, I assume, [...]
Witen by Kelsey Rideout
Profiling Dr. Keefer’s endless will to enable critical thinking and evoke justice
Dr. Michael Keefer is a professor in the department of English and Theatre Studies. He is also an engaged citizen who spends much of his time publically revealing injustices within the Canadian government and western policies through delivering public lectures, [...]
The campus critically explores a Seemingly Never-Ending Conflict
Written by Kelsey Rideout
While imposing blame for the ongoing conflict on either state remains a heavily sensitive and controversial task, IAW seeks to raise awareness regarding Israel’s large-scale acts of violence and deliberate segregation in defiance of international law. In 2008-2009, Israel’s attack on the Gaza Strip [...]
Written by Duncan Day-Myron
For the uninitiated, opera can be a little intimidating to say the least. Probably the biggest hurdle for most is that it is almost never in English. Operas tell stories, and without understanding stories it can be easy to feel lost. But the effort can open a door to a whole new [...]
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