Student Work
Rudeboy Kenn’s Internship Essay
By: Kenny Hope aka Rudeboy Kenn Seneca College has really constructed the genuine truth of my identities to inspire millions of people. The revolution to articulate through [Read More]
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Digital Journalism
Social Media Is Hurting Relationships
In what some are calling an intimacy drought, the digital age has brought on a new generation of relationship pitfalls. Social media-related transgressions are becoming increasingly common among couples, making it harder than ever to [Read More]
Health
Canada and Health Misinformation
How skeptical are Canadians when it comes to health information? The Canadian Medical Association wants to know. By Miriam Bosiljevac A new survey released Tuesday by the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) and Abacus Data shows [Read More]
Student Work
Taste of the Hive: The Grilled Cheese Special
By: Folashade Adetuyi Every Monday and Friday, the Hive organizes a grilled cheese day at Seneca@York that provides healthy and affordable meals for only $1.00. The SFF President Sara Noviski Rodrigues says, “we see the [Read More]
Student Work
Bridging The Gap – A Collision in Generation Gaps
By Sam Rose Recently I had the opportunity to attend the Willowdale Manor as part of Professor Afua Baah’s Cross Platform Reporting class and spoke with one of their residents on their life living as [Read More]
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Will the Ceasefire in Lebanon Hold?
Last week’s ceasefire between the Israeli government and the Lebanese Shi’ite militant organization Hezbollah is fragile, and already at risk of collapse. Hezbollah and Israel have been engaged in their own front of the war [Read More]
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“I didn’t really know that a gym existed:” The participation problem at the Seneca@York Recreation Centre
By: Folashade Adetuyi Students are back in class, but it looks like they are not back at the gym after the summer break. At the Seneca@York Athletics & Recreation Centre there’s been a noticeable drop [Read More]
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A Veterans Story: Barbara Hodder
Born in Rochester New York, Barbara Hodder is the eldest of three children, while her parents, siblings, and extended family still resides in parts of the United States. Hodder immigrated to Canada as an American [Read More]
Human Interest
Stress and Frustration: Teaching Post-COVID.
By: Folashade Adetuyi Hailey Redman remembers her first day as a teacher. “My first time meeting my first class ever was through a screen.” It was 2021. She was having a very hard time trying to [Read More]
Student Work
Why you should be paying attention to Bluesky
By Miriam Bosiljevac By December 2024, Bluesky has skyrocketed to 24 million users and that number keeps growing. Why has it been experiencing such a surge? Bluesky is one of the newer microblogging social media [Read More]