Growing up in a traditional Haudenosaunee family with strong ties to ceremony and identity, Fawn Porter, BA’20, Wolf Clan member of the Cayuga Nation, was always taught that lacrosse was invented by the Indigenous Peoples. “When I found out that lac …
The importance of understanding the harms and violence that continue to impact Indigenous people across Canada
Sights are set on providing competition for the 2021-22 OUA season.
The Hiawatha crater could be young – as craters go – having formed between 11,700 and 2.6 million years ago
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Researchers encourage public debate about the long-term societal impact of vaccine passports.
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Three ethical arguments in support of mandatory vaccinations for children
Archival evidence shows how the recording industry in the United States routinely underpaid African American artists since the early 20th century.
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Society’s narrow view of feminism excludes acts of resistance by racialized mothers
Cabinet Clean-Out campaign may become an annual event