After all the worry, the ominous warnings of violence, insurrection, and revolution, the democratic transfer of power in our neighbours to the south was peaceful. Uneventful, even. I’ve read that many of those believing the QAnon conspiracy, people who truly expected some grand reveal in the final moments of Trump’s presidency that would expose the… Read more »
Who are your fellow students? It can feel like you are all alone in your studies, but across the nation, around the globe, students like you are also pursuing their AU education, and The Voice Magazine wants to bring their stories to you. If you would like to be featured next, do not hesitate to… Read more »
Negative thoughts can be brushed aside, more freely than we realize. And pure love, forgiveness, healing, and faith can replace that negativity in a snap of a finger. If only we knew how simple it is to achieve these positive states. Even during the most traumatic circumstances—the ones where we just want life to end—blissful… Read more »
National Handwriting Day is January 23, coinciding with the birthday of the original John Hancock. This day of recognition for handwriting was, not surprisingly, conceived of by the Writing Instrument Manufacturers Association (WIMA). Your brain on cursive. Writer and former Voice editor S.D. Livingston contemplates the usefulness of handwriting in an increasingly digital world. “[P]ressing… Read more »
Scholarship name: EDC International Business Scholarships Sponsored by: Export Development Canada Deadline: February 22, 2021 Potential payout: $4000 Eligibility restriction: Applicants must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents, be enrolled in a full-time accredited bachelor’s degree program at a Canadian university or college, studying business or business combined with environmental or sustainability courses, be returning… Read more »
Are there many other dishes that sound as sophisticated as beef Wellington? Possibly. Lobster, souffle, crème brule—these might be a few. What if I told you that you could make this dish at home, and it will cost around half of what you might pay at a restaurant!? The most expensive part of this dish… Read more »
The pandemic is stretching all areas of our society from health care and small businesses to blurring the boundaries between public and private life. Graduate and undergraduate students are not immune to the struggles of our global crisis, but many are also facing the additional challenge of traversing an entirely online learning experience. Adapting to… Read more »
If you have a course that you would like to see a Course Exam article written for, please feel free to email us at voice@voicemagazine.org with the course name and number, and any questions you may have about it, and we will do our best to answer the questions for you! COMP 200 is a… Read more »
Dear Barb: Hi, I have pretty much been at home since this pandemic began and I’ve been okay with that. I suffer from social anxiety, so during the lockdowns and closures my life has been stress free. The only person I see is my husband, and I video chat with my mother who is staying… Read more »
