Author: Sanya Kaur Oberoi
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In a world that never stops, we need time to pause
Why a monthly pampering day should be normal In today’s fast-paced world, taking time to relax often feels impossible. Between school, work, family responsibilities and social commitments, many people rarely stop to focus on their own well-being. As a result, the…
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Romance isn’t the only kind of love that matters
Why do we forget our friends when we fall in love? When people talk about love, the conversation almost always turns toward romance. Movies, social media and even everyday conversations often make romantic relationships seem like the most important connection someone can have. But, in the…
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The loss no one prepares you for: friendship breakups
Everyone knows how to deal with a breakup when it comes to relationships. There are movies about it, songs, people post about it online, and everyone just gets that it hurts. But when losing…
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Double-dating on Tinder is the new safety net for modern dating
Dating apps have changed the way people meet, but they also bring new worries. Swiping can feel impersonal and meeting someone from the internet can be stressful or even unsafe. Because of this,…
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More than a pet: How a dog changed my student life
From shared housing to shared healing Before moving into my student house, I had never owned a pet on my own. I had always wanted a dog, but for one reason or…
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New year, same pressure
Understanding the hype and the reality behind January goals. Every January, it feels like the world resets. People often say, “New year, new me!” As if turning the calendar page can wipe away…
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What if not having a plan is the plan?
A 22-year-old’s take on figuring life out slowly. At 22-years-old, I feel like I’m constantly stuck between: I should know what I’m doing with my life by now; and, I’m still basically a kid,…
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Why mental health days should count as valid school absences
The debate around whether mental health days should be considered as valid school absences is becoming more urgent every year. With increasing academic pressure, competitive environments and personal stressors, students are navigating…
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Sorry besties, AI replies faster
Students are turning to AI for companionship and support — but is it really helping? After speaking with a 3rd year Laurier student, Ananya Singh about why she spends so much time…
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Plastic promises: are credit cards helping students or hurting them?
Banks are wooing students with credit card offers — but is this financial independence or a debt trap? Credit card companies know where to find their next customers: college campuses. For many…
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Dating Rules Are Different for Boys and Girls — And Everyone Knows It
If a girl double-texts, she’s “desperate.” If a guy does it, he’s just “trying.” If she takes charge, she’s “too much.” If he does, he’s“confident.” The same action is often perceived in completely different ways depending on gender. We like to…
