The mass production of true crime documentaries is just plain disturbing. Call me a cynic, but there’s something weirdly dystopian about major media companies exploiting real people’s darkest moments for monetization and bingeable clips meant to drive speculation online.
Himalayan glaciers collapsed, unleashing walls of mud and water across the Kathmandu Valley, which tore down infrastructure and caused the deaths of 1,453 people, with over 5,200 still missing as of Oct. 1, without waiting for diplomatic clearances.
Both the Canadian and American sides of Niagara Falls are expanding the ways in which visitors can experience the Falls, with some new attractions having opened this summer and more attractions and upgrades planned over the next two years.
Art can be interpreted in many ways depending on the viewer and what shapes their perspectives. For artist Derek Liddington, that uncertainty is at the centre of his latest exhibition, The Still Cloud, In Anger, In Awe, at Brock University's Marilyn I. Walker Visual Arts Gallery. Before hosting his opening reception, we sat down to discuss his work and the exhibition.
The Detroit Pistons face one of the most bizarre problems heading into the 2026/27 NBA season: Jalen Duren is still in contract negotiations less than a month away from opening day.
While many are holding on to that last bit of warm weather before the harsh realities of the new school year, like it or not, fall is here. For Brock students, it may feel like the season started with classes; campus is busy again, the leaves start changing and summer beach weekends are replaced with the search for something new to do.
On Sept. 18, President Donald Trump announced that CNN, MS NOW and Politico would no longer be allowed inside the White House, sparking a dispute between the Trump administration and the news organizations that later led to a federal lawsuit and a judge involved to restore their access.
It’s just over a month into the 2026-27 Premier League season, and there is no better time to see the usual bottom-feeding teams make early noise at the top of the table, while other, more established clubs look on from the outside. In the middle of all this stands Liverpool. The Reds haven’t had the start to the season fans were hoping for under the new manager, Andoni Iraola. Last year’s disaster of a season saw former head coach Arne Slot get the boot after accusations that his coaching style limited much of his best talent. Iraola was brought in to rejuvenate the club and spark talent that underperformed the season prior, including Cody Gakpo and Alexander Isak.
It is that time of the year once again: Tuesday nights are exciting, and my friends and I are hosting our annual girls' night dedicated to Dancing with the Stars. Each year, our favourite thing to do is guess which of the 16 couples will take home the Mirrorball trophy.
Content warning: this article contains discussions of sexual assault, intimate partner violence and gender-based violence. If you or someone you know is facing abuse or navigating trauma, local supports can be found at findahelpline.com.
While many are holding on to that last bit of warm weather before the harsh realities of the new school year, like it or not, fall is here. For Brock students, it may feel like the season started with classes; campus is busy again, the leaves start changing and summer beach weekends are replaced with the search for something new to do.
Almost every Brock student shares a universal, humbling rite of passage: wandering aimlessly through the concrete hallways of Mackenzie Chown, realizing that you are going to be 15 minutes late for your very first seminar.
