Final issue: reflecting on the year in Arts & Life
This year has been, in a word, a whirlwind Full of ups and downs, it has been a learning experience for everyone involved in The Cord But through it all it has been my...
This year has been, in a word, a whirlwind Full of ups and downs, it has been a learning experience for everyone involved in The Cord But through it all it has been my...
On 2018’s Bell Let’s Talk Day, the twitter page @SpottedLaurier published three tweets directed toward the wellness centre on campus “#bellletstalk about how the Wellness...
In the ever-growing music scene of Waterloo, a new band has joined the ranks of others such as Death Party Playground, Sundriver and Mumbolayo Burnaby – we’ll call them...
Arts & Life editor Shyenne MacDonald reflects on black Canadian artists who have helped shape the contemporary movement of decolonization through art [siteorigin_widget...
Content warning: this article contains potentially triggering information regarding sexual assault When I was young I used to have petit mal seizures, they’re not serious...
Here’s a question: does anyone watch the Super Bowl just for the football anymore, or are we all collectively more invested in the half-time show To be fair, historically...
In every city there’s two kinds of art scenes There’s the obvious one, with the bands that play in the public square — you can bring your own lawn-chair and your kids...
On Feb 3, Juno nominee Alex Pangman performed at the Jazz Room in the Huether Hotel alongside the Benny Goodman Quartet Admittedly, jazz isn’t something I’m interested...
Over the weekend, news editor Nathalie Bouchard, editor-in-chief Kurtis Rideout and myself reviewed the presidential dishes for the 2018 campaign Each year the dishes change, last...
“A wild group of hellion velvet ravens influenced by a rising 1988 Bruce Willis and the innocent contractors who lost their lives working on the Death Star” That’s how a...