The crisis in education isn’t AI — it’s meaning

Features Ashima Shukla - 0
In the age of AI, effort has become optional. As students, we no longer need to flip through textbooks or reread chapters. As one...
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When the state kills, who is the enemy?

Features Ashima Shukla - 0
Content warning: Mentions of war, violence, and death. We are often told war can be justified. Our history textbooks glorify national victories. Our films wrap...
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A box of halwa and generational love

Features Rusham Verma - 0
It’s summer vacation. I’m only 12 years old and my maternal grandmother’s house is infused with the nostalgic smell of halwa made with atta...
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Friends of Simon: building community through education

Features Phone Min Thant - 0
The author of this article is a Friends of Simon tutor. Following The Peak’s conflict of interest policy, the piece’s payment has been reduced.  “It’s...
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Breaking free from the screen

Features Zainab Salam - 0
In this digital age, screens are central to nearly every aspect of our lives: work, education, entertainment, and socialization. While technology offers unprecedented convenience...
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An alternative perspective on small businesses

Features Yildiz Subuk - 0
Small businesses contribute to local economies by offering unique products, innovations, and creating job opportunities. In Canada, they employ over five million people throughout...
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Can news platforms build trust in a fractured world?

Features Ashima Shukla - 0
We find ourselves in a world where news media thrives on crises. Headlines are designed to scare, intimidate, divide, and most of all, keep...
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Incorporating Indigenous knowledge into our education

Features Yildiz Subuk - 0
The incorporation of Indigenous knowledge has been widely disregarded in western sciences. Due to racism and colonialism, Indigenous knowledge is often reduced to something...
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Non-violent and non-physical forms of protests

Features Phone Min Thant - 0
Gwangju, Tiananmen, Sidi Bouzid, Yangon, Bangkok, and Kyiv — these are just some places that have exemplified the efforts of ordinary people in their...
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Myanmar, four years into the military dictatorship

Features George Shwe Zin - 0
Content warning: Mentions of murder, massacres, conflict, and brief mention of mutilation. It was the last day of January, coup rumours from the previous days...
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