Violent video games blamed for centuries of brutal colonialism
A group of researchers say centuries of colonial violence across the Americas, Africa, Asia, and India have their roots in one thing: violent video games. According to the research, the…
‘Damning’ new report suggests you think you’re better than us
The results of a groundbreaking new study released on Wednesday suggest that you think you think you’re better than us or something. The report names tens of thousands of individuals…
Biologists to study why wolves howl, eagles cry after First Nations people speak
A team of human biologists is digging into why the sounds of wolves howling or eagles crying are heard immediately after First Nations people speak. “We have long wondered whenever…
New study suggests you’re all just lucky Billy Jack isn’t here
The results of a new study released on Thursday suggest that you’re all just lucky that 1970s-era Indigenous action movie hero Billy Jack isn’t here. Researchers from the Institute of…
‘White teachers taught in residential schools, why shouldn’t white profs teach about its history?’: white profs
A group of professors are angry that people are angry that a white professor has been chosen to teach a course about the history of residential schools in a Nova…
Video: Student studying Latin questions relevance of Indigenous course requirement
A non-Indigenous university student who is studying everything from history to Latin to is annoyed that they must take a mandatory Indigenous studies course. “It happened so long ago, why…
Robbie Robertson music goes with pretty much anything, experts say
The music of Robbie Robertson goes with pretty much anything, a team of researchers announced on Wednesday. “Whether it’s riding a horse across a windswept plain or walking pensively down…
Bannock and tea ‘pretty good’: Kokum researchers
The results of a new study conducted by kokums suggests that bannock with tea is pretty good. The Kokumalogical Survey, conducted over the past four years in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and…
Indigenous academic drops new mixpaper
Indigenous academic Lil Gikendaaso has dropped a new mixpaper that’s already burning up the journal charts. Indigenous Political Ontology is Medicine, published through the University of Saskatchewan where Lil Gikendaaso…