The character of the Final Girl has been a horror staple since the classic slasher movies of the ’70s and ’80s. What does what she wear say about her and how has it changed over time?

I spend my Sunday mornings watching an eight-person band perform for a crowd of 400 — this is the reality in many contemporary Evangelical churches. As a musician and a Christian, I’m questioning why worship is done this way.

When reality as I knew it began to crumble, I turned to a virtual landscape to take back control. What transpired was a journey through a virtual reality – one that led me through dark times and loneliness, but ultimately, to my calling in life.

Throwing punches and lifting six days a week. Praying through vivid nightmares. Sobriety isn’t the finish line — it’s the fight you wake up to every morning. This is recovery.

Come for the miniature orcs and goblins playing football. Stay for the camaraderie.

A name is something given to you. But for almost 10 years while Luis was part of the “hidden population,” he couldn’t use his. Instead, he borrowed a dead man’s name until he could reclaim his own.

After a series of concussions left me with debilitating treatment-resistant depression, I finally found a treatment that worked — but I didn’t hear about it from a doctor. I heard about it from a friend.

Dana Goertzen’s four-year journey to win the National Aboriginal Hockey Championship brought her closer to her heritage and created lasting memories.

Where do you see social change happen? For a group of educators and university students, it’s in an unlikely space: an elementary school music room.