Vaccins COVID-19 : une innovation scientifique discriminatoire? Yara Bazzoun Dec 23, 2020 Plusieurs mois après le début de la pandémie, la promesse d’un vaccin vient davantage élargir le fossé entre les…
The Zoom Phenomenon Marco-Antonio Hauwert Rueda Dec 14, 2020 If you're reading this, chances are you've used Zoom, the video calling platform, at some point in the last few…
Alberta’s COVID-19 Crisis: Politics in Public Health Alua Kulenova Dec 13, 2020 Alberta is losing its fight against COVID-19. The province’s healthcare system is overwhelmed, with applied…
The Paradox of Universal Housing in Singapore Robin Vochelet Dec 11, 2020 While the Universal Housing Policy is undoubtedly one of the city’s biggest social policy achievements, the current…
The Economic House of Cards Triumph Kerins Dec 4, 2020 Aside from the 1930s Great Depression, no other crisis exposed the fragility of the economic system quite like the…
Cost of Normality: Mongolia’s Stranded Citizens Amid the Pandemic Enkhuun Byambadorj Nov 24, 2020 Closed borders have locked thousands of Mongolian citizens out of their homes, and the return trip isn't easy.
School Closure: Beyond Education Anjellica Chen Nov 14, 2020 School closures in Kenya prompted by the COVID-19 crisis pose negative impacts on girls' sexual and reproductive…
Opinion | Talking About Fight Club Sara Parker Nov 12, 2020 One can hardly be surprised that students carefully coordinated and prepared for a Fight Night — after all, it…
Bug-out Bags and Bullets: The Misguided Ideology of Doomsday Preppers Triumph Kerins Nov 12, 2020 This year, perhaps unlike any other, feels like the end of the world. Understandably, this has caused a resurgence…
L’école à distance chez les plus vulnérables Emmanuelle Caza-Oettel Nov 9, 2020 La pandémie de la COVID-19 a interrompu des millions de vies et d’opportunités. Entre autres, 1,2 milliard…