David is the current editor-in-chief of The Watch and writes on student issues and events. Find him on Twitter: @DavidJShuman
I recently watched a TED talk on the topic of international mindedness. For me, the concept isn’t just a way of thinking—it’s a way of life. The speaker explained that in some parts of China, medical doctors require that you pay regularly when you’re healthy, rather than when you’re sick, because it implies that they […]
This story is from The Concordian at Concordia University through the Canadian University Press Youth Vote newswire. In an election campaign, language is everything. Words are selected, practiced, vetted and then selected again. A single phrase—such as Thomas Mulcair’s somewhat infamous “Newfie” comment or Stephen Harper’s recent “old-stock Canadian”—could potentially derail, or revitalize, a campaign. […]
Do you ever feel like you really just need a break? It could be from school, work or maybe you just need to get out of the house. Well, you’re in luck! I’ve journeyed through rain and shine — and more rain —to narrow down some of the best spots to get you out […]
The King’s Wardroom got a mini-makeover this summer, proving a little TLC can go a long way. Alex Bryant, president of the King’s Students’ Union (KSU), is extremely pleased with the renovations. He said the work would not have been so successful without the help of the facilities department. Facilities installed Ethernet cables, which means […]
In the 2015 federal election the party leaders’ platform promises cover most bases from economic stability, to foreign policy to environmental issues, and there are 3 million people who may sway the votes—the 18-24 demographic. Lucy Coady, 19, is a first-time voter in this election and is excited to finally have a say in how […]
University of King’s College board of governors votes for option on $1,000 tuition hike; student union is not impressed. Positions clashed between the administration and student union at University of King’s College yesterday when decisions about a $1,000 tuition hike were “pushed off for another day.” Though there will be no fee increase this […]
This year’s Classics in the Quad found a suitably tragic tale in ‘Medea’. Directed by Jessica MacIsaac, the story of Medea centers around the brutal end of the titular character’s marriage with the classical hero Jason, her killing of both his new wife and their two children. MacIsaac’s production was haunting and engaging to watch. […]
The King’s Student Union elections are in full swing and The Watch wants to help you get to know your candidates. We sat down with the candidates and talked about important issues, community change and their own leadership backgrounds. *** Member at Large Candidate: Brennan McCracken Year: 1st Major: Undeclared, currently completing FYP-journalism Brennan McCracken […]
Sure, you might not be sick of all the sodexo swag at the cafeteria yet– but give it time! There are only so many times you can get creative at the salad bar before you need something new. These easy, cheap, vegan recipes are made in minutes and can be prepared from your dorm desk. […]
As September rolls around, the city swarms with students. They can be found in the libraries, in coffee shops, in grocery stores and also on the corner of Preston Street and Jubilee Road with a warm slice of pepperoni pizza in their hands. This is the location of Triple A, a family owned and operated […]