I recently wrote my first feature for The Times of Israel, which can be found in full on their website. It discusses a Canadian fertilizer company’s bid to takeover an Israeli company. Continue reading
I recently wrote my first feature for JTA on the internment of Jewish refugees in Canada during World War II. You can currently find it on the JTA website and Continue reading
Hubert Lai runs his hand over a ragged block of concrete affixed to a trophy stand in his office. “There’s supposed to be a glass box around it,” UBC’s highly Continue reading
The University of California is changing its logo. Yes, the UC system had a logo—and now they have a new one. I take tremendous pride in California having a world Continue reading
This article won the John H. MacDonald Award for Best News writing in Canadian Student Journalism 2011-2012 and the Newspapers Canada Award for Best Campus News Story Mustafa Ibrahim Ahmed came Continue reading
A Ubyssey investigation has discovered evidence of salespeople from Fido Mobile compelling underage students to sign cellphone contracts using false ages. Through interviewing students who signed up for Fido cellphones at two Continue reading
J. Christopher Stevens exemplified American diplomacy at its best, and for that he was murdered. Diplomacy can be dry, it can be political, it can be ineffective — a necessary Continue reading
I’m sick of Nick. Nicholas Kristof’s shtick as The New York Times go-anywhere-I-want-write-about-anything-I-want columnist got old a while ago. He mucks around the world “discovering” issues that had been widely reported previously. His Continue reading
Growing up in what often feels like an apathetic generation, the Occupy Wall Street protests caught my attention. Since I first read about the protest in Zuccotti Park, the “Occupy” Continue reading
[Spoiler info: This post doesn't give much away, but if you're the type who prefers to know nothing before seeing a movie, steer clear until you've seen it] James Huber wrote about Oakland Continue reading
