Op-Ed
Regina-born scientist seeks clues to life on Mars
Microbiologist Brady O’Connor has found bacteria thriving in extreme cold environments Dear readers and fellow science enthusiasts, This is our first issue ...2026 is going to be the year to fulfill all our resolutions (hopefully)
U of R students reflect back on 2025 resolutions as they make the list for 2026 Happy New Year from the Carillon’s ...An honest take after living on campus
Contributor Pall Agarwal shares her thoughts on housing at the U of R Choosing where to live on-campus is actually a bigger ...A seemingly better alternative to U of R’s J-school at FNUniv
Graduates Hannah Scott and Tyrone Perreault compares FNUniv’s journalism program to U of R’s J-school In fall 2025, a group of students ...Beyond addiction and forward
Barry McHugh shares his account on survival and reclaiming his life I’m a first-year social-work student at the University of Regina (UofR), ...Online dating: A game of strategy where no strategy actually works
The online dating scene doesn’t look very promising in Saskatchewan Online dating apps have become a phenomenon since the late 2000s, which ...Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein inspires me to create
A cinematic masterpiece? For me? Thank you. I had only one goal in mind during our fall semester break: watch Frankenstein on ...From pages to screens
A look into the pros and cons of the rise of movie adaptations of famous books Super hit series like Game of ...The heroes with four paws
Destress monthly with St John’s Therapy Dog program at UofR From a distance, you can already see people gathering in small circles, ...UofR’s co-op program is more than just about getting a job
Pall Agarwal’s thoughts on how the co-op program has helped her career Everyone talks about how amazing the co-operative education and internships ...
