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Stamping Tradition
For centuries, the age-old craft of pressing and stamping fabric with carved wooden blocks has been practiced in India. While woodblock printing originated in China […]
THE RISE OF THE NEPOTISM KID
Famous people are fascinating. There is no denying this. I mean, why else would we spend hours scrolling through their Instagram pages, watching their interviews, […]
HOLDING OUR RIGHTS CLOSE
An overturn of Roe v. Wade has the potential to implicate Canada’s counterpart reproductive rights.
Glamming it up, Gilded Style: A Guide to the MET
Discussing who sparkled and who took new chances to shine at this year’s MET
AN INTERVIEW WITH KYRA JOHNSON
The other week I sat down with Kingston musician Kyra Johnson who has caught some attention with her first single, “options” which has amassed over 8000 plays on Spotify. So, with a new EP on the way, the timing couldn’t be better.
WEST COAST 2 DETROIT
The West Coast (LA, The Bay) and Detroit might not be two regions that you hear compared too often. One is warm, sunny and ocean-side while the other is an aging industrial city on the not as scenic shores of Lake Erie. However, they have one thing in common. Their music.
10 YEARS OF MUSE ONLINE!
As many of our readers know, MUSE was first conceived in CoGro as an ambitious dream scribbled on a few pieces of lined paper, emerging […]
THE GENTRIFICATION OF THE DEPOP CRAZE
Fast fashion, an umbrella term for brands including ASOS, Urban Outfitters, Fashion Nova, H&M, Zara, and Adidas, is unequivocally one of Earth’s biggest polluting industries. […]
ROUTINE, REPETITION, RESOLUTION
Last year, I would set my morning alarm in exam season to 7:15am, in the baseless hope that maybe this time I wouldn’t hit snooze, […]
CELEBRATING A WIN: OMAR EL AKKAD AND WHAT STRANGE PARADISE
On Wednesday, March 23rd, the Queens English department hosted an event in honor of the Scotiabank Giller Prize and this year’s winner Omar El Akkad […]
ROADMAPS & SECOND LAPS
I have been forging four leaf clovers. Painting rainbows in my free time. Hoping that out of a seemingly endless cascade of terrible luck, I […]
MUSIC
AN INTERVIEW WITH KYRA JOHNSON
The other week I sat down with Kingston musician Kyra Johnson who has caught some attention with her first single, “options” which has amassed over 8000 plays on Spotify. So, with a new EP on the way, the timing couldn’t be better.
WEST COAST 2 DETROIT
The West Coast (LA, The Bay) and Detroit might not be two regions that you hear compared too often. One is warm, sunny and ocean-side while the other is an aging industrial city on the not as scenic shores of Lake Erie. However, they have one thing in common. Their music.
ALGORITHMS AND THE DOLLAR BIN
In the age of streaming, new songs appear and disappear every minute, with independent artists flooding platforms like Spotify and Apple Music. The barriers to […]
MUSE'INGS
HOLDING OUR RIGHTS CLOSE
An overturn of Roe v. Wade has the potential to implicate Canada’s counterpart reproductive rights.
10 YEARS OF MUSE ONLINE!
As many of our readers know, MUSE was first conceived in CoGro as an ambitious dream scribbled on a few pieces of lined paper, emerging […]
AN HOMAGE TO ALL THE WOMEN I HAVE BEEN
At 15, I was already embarrassed by my 13 year old self; so immature, so giddy. I listened for the wrong sort of music and […]
Lifestyle
THE RISE OF THE NEPOTISM KID
Famous people are fascinating. There is no denying this. I mean, why else would we spend hours scrolling through their Instagram pages, watching their interviews, […]
10 YEARS OF MUSE ONLINE!
As many of our readers know, MUSE was first conceived in CoGro as an ambitious dream scribbled on a few pieces of lined paper, emerging […]
THE GENTRIFICATION OF THE DEPOP CRAZE
Fast fashion, an umbrella term for brands including ASOS, Urban Outfitters, Fashion Nova, H&M, Zara, and Adidas, is unequivocally one of Earth’s biggest polluting industries. […]