Scholars' Life
Thank you for visiting Scholar’s Life Blog! This project is the culmination of the hard work, dedication, and creativity of all forms brought to the table by members of the Scholar’s community. Here at Scholar’s Life, contributing writers share their short creative and academic articles pertaining to all aspects of life, from ways to understand the impacts of big data to tips on baking the perfect sourdough bread. (Read more from the Scholar's Life Editor here.)
Finally, we hope you, reader, enjoy the incredible stories and perspectives offered by the Scholar’s community. And, as always, we would love to hear your voices. If you have any questions or feedback, or if you are interested in writing for Scholar’s Life, please do not hesitate to send us an email a scholars_publications@uwo.ca.
Invisibility of the Gender Gap
April 06, 2022After doing some research, Maryam provides us with the reasons STEM is a male-dominated field, and why we... (Read the full article)
Six Ways Businesses Can Leave The Environment Better Than They Found It
January 21, 2022Scholars' Life writer Elena highlights how businesses can do good for the environment. (Read the full article)
The COVID Funk: Tips on Staying Healthy
January 12, 2022Online learning got you in a funk? Check out these tips to stay well and healthy. (Read the full article)
A Letter to Fellow Youth: A Call Out for Hope and Reflections on COP 26
January 07, 2022Scholar's writer Christine reflects on the recent global climate summit COP26. (Read the full article)
Robo Sapiens: The Mutual Future of Machine and Mankind
November 22, 2021Chloe writes about the power of AI and how it could change the future. (Read the full article)
A Letter From Your Scholar's Life Editor...
November 19, 2021Hear from the 2021-22 Scholar's Life Managing Editor, Nathalie! (Read the full article)
Big Data and The Social Dilemma
March 01, 2021Apps are convenient and entertaining, but we rarely reflect on the consequences of using them. (Read the full article)
Boxing Day and Responsible Consumerism
February 23, 2021Responsible spending habits during Boxing Day is important to secure your personal finance. (Read the full article)
A Magical Memory
February 18, 2021Take a trip down to platform 9 and 3/4... (Read the full article)
Unpacking Systemic Racism Part 2: How Can You Make a Difference?
February 16, 2021Here are some steps you can take to learn more about systemic racism. (Read the full article)
Unpacking Systemic Racism Part 1: An Examination of Systemic Racism
February 16, 2021Learn about some of the ways racism exists in our society. (Read the full article)
New Year, New Resolutions
February 09, 2021Your resolutions for 2021 may be different, but that's okay. (Read the full article)
Lessons From COVID-19
November 20, 2020COVID-19 has taught us one thing for sure: there's a need for better health literacy. (Read the full article)
Dinners Worth Remembering
November 18, 2020COVID has taught us to cherish the smaller things in life, like dinner. (Read the full article)
The Top 9 Reasons You Messed Up Your Sourdough Bread During Quarantine
November 14, 2020Did you hop on the sourdough bandwagon during quarantine? (Read the full article)
Life Is Scary (Until It Isn't So Much Anymore)
November 10, 2020Life is scary, but it's all a part of the journey. (Read the full article)
Tips for Success During an Online School Year
November 09, 2020Learning from home is different, here are some tips to help you adjust (Read the full article)
The Necessity of the Follower
November 02, 2020The role of a follower can be just as important as that of a leader. (Read the full article)
Welcome to Scholar's Life Blog!
November 02, 2020Hear from the Scholar's Life Blog managing editors as they write about their inaugural issue! (Read the full article)
An Introductory Guide to Creating a More Conscious Closet
September 23, 2020Julia shares how to practise ethical and sustainable fashion. (Read the full article)
A Positive View of the Last Two Decades
September 21, 20202020 has been rough, but it can get better. Proof: here's some good news from the past two decades. (Read the full article)
9 Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
July 24, 2020As the province opens up, it's important to remember to stay green. (Read the full article)
"OK Boomer"
July 17, 2020"OK Boomer" isn't just a meme anymore; it's a rallying cry for a generation tired of being dismissed. (Read the full article)
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