Written by Haoyang Wang and Kevin Yu Edited by Bhromor Rahman Hey, you! What is ‘‘Genshin Impact’’ you ask?If you have no idea, then your wi-fi either stopped working since September or Dwayne Johnson is living on the floor above you. Let me enlighten …
Written by Tahira AkbarEdited by Anson Yeh This meeting was once again extended past its scheduled two-hour mark since several important topics were discussed. This was expected as well; there has been a great deal of activity lately and lots to discuss. STUDENT NETFLIXTristan …
Written by Bhromor RahmanEdited by Anson Yeh This week’s meeting was another long one and had to be extended beyond the 2 maximum hours. This was expected as AGEB, Brébeuf’s Congress counterpart, was invited to attend the meeting. Some of you may recognize these …
Written by Tahira AkbarEdited by Bhromor Rahman France vs IslamFrance has always had a bone to pick with Islam, since the Crusades, to the genocidal colonial war in Algeria, to the recent hijab and burka bans. Even though there is now a sizeable population …
Written by Huanan LiaoEdited by Daniel Yu The global contextSince COVID-19 first appeared in early January, it has been spreading across the globe and wreaking havoc in numerous communities unabated. Now the global pandemic has already claimed more than a million human lives, infected …
Written by Emma WestenbergEdited by Bhromor Rahman I miss flight attendants. Their spotless uniforms, relentless smile, and incredible performances during takeoff bring comfort to passengers of all nations. However, apple juice demand is lower these days, considering the pandemic. To my regret, it is …
Written by Catherine PepinEdited by Emma Westenberg On October 30th, the Congress appeared different and mysterious… with their festive disguises to celebrate Halloween! For two hours, the costumed members gathered virtually and discussed important topics notably: Mental Health and Well-being. Without further ado, the …
Written by Fiona TanEdited by Bhromor Rahman In a time when the country needs a sense of unity, a presidential election comes to divide it. American Republicans and Democrats alike are undergoing a polarization that has reached a boiling point with drastic consequences. For …
Written by Tahira AkbarEdited by Bhromor Rahman This week at the MSU Congress meeting, members met via google meets to discuss various soon-to-come events that Marianopolis students may participate in. This week’s congress meeting was the shortest in congress history, only lasting for about …
Written by Si Wen ShenEdited by Bhromor Rahman Students were busy during these two weeks of midterms, and that includes the members of Congress. A few couldn’t make it to the meeting last Friday, but they are still working hard to organize MSU behind …