Francophone education council to sue N.B. government over insufficient schools
A francophone education council is suing the New Brunswick government, alleging it has failed to build enough new schools or renovate...
Month: September 2024
How Dragon Age: The Veilguard Used Lessons From The Sims to Craft Its Character Creator and More
Corinne Busche wasn’t looking for a job when she sat down for lunch with BioWare’s leadership team in 2019. She...
Every Time I Read Virginia Woolf’s “Orlando,” Something Changes
Orlando is Virginia Woolf at play—a piece of frippery, pure queer pleasure, a little romantic, a little coy, hinting at...
Kevin Lambert Proves That Literature Can Still Be an Invigorating Slap in the Face
Kevin Lambert’s last novel, Querelle of Roberval, ended with infanticide, necrophilia, cannibalism, and the ritualistic, livestreamed suicides of three teen...
David LaChapelle Unveils First Major Art Edition in a Decade
TASCHEN has released ‘David LaChapelle: Lost and Found. Good News,’ a two-volume art edition with three signed prints. It’s David...
London’s fourth plinth artwork aims to ‘unite trans community around the world’ | Art
A towering cuboid made of more than 300 masks depicting the faces of transgender and non-binary people, this year’s fourth...
Colonial Legacies: The Enduring Effects of Empire-Building
Colonial Legacies- Colonialism, a system of domination and exploitation by one power over territories and peoples, has left a profound...
Digital Learning Tools: Transforming Education in the Digital Age
Digital learning tools have revolutionized the educational landscape, offering innovative ways to engage students, personalize learning, and streamline educational processes....
