
What makes the holiday season feel magical? The festive atmosphere? Time with family? A big Christmas meal? For many children, December is full of…

December has always been a month of contrasts. It arrives quietly, on the heels of a long semester, yet brings with it some of…

I started working for The Cord as a summer reporter last year. Before applying, I worked as a UX Designer in non-profit organizations and…
Car exteriors are undergoing a subtle makeover. Pre-pandemic, many models were styled to look aggressive, with sharp angles, wide grilles and muscular curves that…

Every November, Canadians begin to wear a small, red poppy pinned to their jackets, sweaters and coats. Some hang them from rear-view mirrors; others…

Itโs Not Appreciation, Itโs Appropriation: The Theft of South Asian Culture South Asians have long been the target of racism and mockery for simply…

As the final issue of The Cord for the academic year comes to a close, I find myself reminiscing on how I felt this…

You may have read the title of this piece and been shocked – a world without social media? Unfathomable. Recently, Iโve been thinking a…

As the winter stretches on and the days (slowly) get longer, I find myself having too much time to reminisce on past moments Iโve…

As 2024 begins, my experience as a Laurier student has reached its final term. Itโs been four and a half years since I started…

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