A new frosh event organized by a private teen entertainment company in Ottawa has drawn the ire of university and student leaders for its racy promotional content.
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The controversy over Ottawa’s new privately run frosh week is overblown.
The Fulcrum’s resident sexpert introduces herself and starts prepping you for an exciting year
You can make the most of your first week at the University of Ottawa by participating in as many events as you possibly can.
Dragonette kicked off 101 Week with a bang at FedFest on Sept. 1. The Fulcrum was able to sit down with them before they took the stage.
While it can seem nearly impossible to keep that cash flowing until next year, the Fulcrum has the advice you need to keep your money—and your grades—up.
I had to eat the same lame cafeteria food every day, I felt a ton of stress about courses I wasn’t doing so well in, and I was sick of being confined to a 14-by-14 room with another human being, as wonderful as my roommate was.
WELCOME AND WELCOME back to the University of Ottawa, dear readers! Although my sexual prowess is such that I should need no introduction, for those of you who don’t know me, my name is Di Daniels and I’m the Fulcrum’s resident sex and love columnist. You read that right. Every week I’ll be here, addressing …
Also fuzzy, but less cute, were the germs I later discovered lurking in my residence, a building whose delightfully ivy-covered exterior cleverly distracted from the dark secrets hidden within.
Wouldn’t it be great if you could have that wisdom beforehand, and fewer regrets after? We here at the Fulcrum put our heads together to try to give you just that.
Here’s a brief survival guide for making it through those debaucherous evenings with nothing but a strong buzz and a stronger French vocabulary.
With that in mind, here are some tips to ease those first-day jitters.
Despite your satisfaction with your timetable, if you walk into the classroom and encounter any of the following, run far, far away.
The Fulcrum is here to set the record straight about some commonly told post-secondary myths.
Here are some unhealthy habits to avoid and tricks to fight the fat.
Alt 101 Week offers diverse events for students VEGAN BREAKFASTS, SEX workshops, and a night of political comedy are just a few of the events featured during the Ontario Public Interest Research Group’s (OPIRG) Alternative 101 Week. A radically different approach to the popular 101 Weeks organized by the U of O’s academic departments, this week-long series of dry, accessible, queer-positive, …
