Politicians need to care about youth priorities and youth need to care about politics.
Politicians need to care about youth priorities and youth need to care about politics.
Few things are more conflicting than the FIFA World Cup. On the one hand, I love soccer. On the other, FIFA has been run by a team of scumbags.
Musk’s Twitter takeover reminds us just how important it is for technology companies to take social responsibility.
Everything you need to know to make the most of your October in Ottawa!
Two Fulcrum members decided to tackle a pressing question – is Starbucks overrated?
The return of the Panda Game meant students were determined to make the most of their homecoming.
For the first time since 2019 students are required to purchase a U-Pass. I find that perplexing.
Homecoming can go one of two ways: well or unwell. These are some ways to ensure this weekend goes well.
The fall flu coupled with a lingering COVID virus has complicated the student experience.
Why is it that whenever one of my favourite teams lose, I’m insufferable to be around?
You’ve seen them and you’ve felt their presence before. The slow strides, unbothered charisma, and sloth-like movements.
Requiring students to book gym times when the university has dropped most other restrictions remains perplexing
The return of in-person exams has many students stressed. But this doesn’t need to be the case! Returning to in-person does has perks.
Construction has turned our beautiful campus into a dangerous maze.
I don’t care if you’re Miles Teller, it’s impossible to look cool while riding a scooter.
Right now, I am the only young candidate in the OCDSB. We need a young candidate in every zone, and in every board. Dear Editor, On October 24, 2022, there will be a municipal election. At the bottom of the ballot you vote for a school trustee for one of Ottawa’s four school boards. A …
I’ve been at the Fulcrum for four years now, half of those as its editor-in-chief — it’s time for me to move on. However, before I do, I think it is worth reflecting on my five long years in student journalism. Apologies in advance, as this may get a little sappy.
From sleeping on the floor at his first NASH to EIC, it’s fair to say it’s been a wild ride for Charley at the Fulcrum.
I’m not exactly sure what goes through someone’s mind that would compel them to hit another person. I mean, sure, have been times when my sister and I have wanted to punch each other in the face? Yes.
But have we ever actually done it? Obviously not.
How willing are you to fragment yourself from the popular, comforting, and blissfully ignorant notion that Canadian history is untainted?
A pandemic-era solution has inadvertently presented the University with a golden opportunity to reduce food waste from its dining hall
Love, of all kinds, is truly one of the most important things for humanity to hold on to, now more than ever.
You never know when a friend could become a foe this April Fools’ Day.
Critical understaffing and high risk are burning out frontline workers on every side. These are the people eclipsed by our new reality. Why do we actively choose to martyrize frontline workers rather than provide them true relief? We resign these people to their fates as if it’s out of our hands.
It sounds to me an awful lot like a $1 beer platform — policy change that benefits a privileged population while an underprivileged one is periodically neglected.