Saint Mary's University Publishing Society (The SMU Journal)

Holiday rom-coms are a staple around this time of year. In recent years, some rom-coms have been made to better represent gay relationships, but are they any good? Check out Jojo Smit's article for an exploration of three gay rom-coms for the holiday season.

As kicker for the University of Manitoba Bisons, Maya Turner made history as the first woman to score points in a U Sports football game. Read all about her inspiring story in Keyara Nelson‘s article.

The holidays are right around the corner and the SMU Shop has lots to offer. If you’re still looking for ideas on what to gift, check out Annastatia Brooks’ campus gift guide!

Streaming services have become wildly popular, and their success is no surprise. Streaming stood out from cable TV thanks to its convenience and quality, but has it devolved? Check out Alex's article to discover the history of streaming and determine exactly what it's becoming.

SMU’s Pride Society welcomed author Bruce Bishop at its event last month to speak about his newest release, Grow up, Rory Rafferty. SMU Journal’s own Simon Auffrey was in attendance, and recaps the evening’s discussion in his article.

The role of SMUSA’s Vice President of Advocacy is a dynamic one. Samarth Behl interviews Prajwal Shetty, VP of Advocacy, about his role, achievements, challenges and goals during his tenure.

Everyone we meet has a story to tell, one we can learn from. Melissa Álvarez recounts stories from people she’s met, and examines how their unique life journeys can show how life is about more than accomplishments.

Wes Anderson is an acclaimed filmmaker with a peculiar eye, known for creating fantastical and immersive movies. Check out Amani Rizwan's article to learn more about the beautiful and complex nature of his filmmaking.

Mastering the art of debate can be a valuable skill, but it takes effort. Interviewing Jessica Graham, Communications Director of the SMU Debate Society, Carmen Garcia covers everything you need to know about how the society prepare for tournaments and how that translates to success.

Burnout is a debilitating and challenging affliction, and, for students with exams and final projects right around the corner, burnout could be a very real concern. But what is burnout, and how can we deal with it? Read Jenna McConnell's latest article to find out.