The Caswell Window
On a trip to Ireland In the fall of 2019, my family spent a day in Limerick for one reason: to see a very specific stained-glass window at St. Mary’s Cathedral
On a trip to Ireland In the fall of 2019, my family spent a day in Limerick for one reason: to see a very specific stained-glass window at St. Mary’s Cathedral
On January 1, 2021 I put on my boots and grudgingly forced myself out the door. Now, 50 days later I’m oddly quite pleased with myself that I’m halfway through #100DaysOfWalking.
This weekend marks the second annual Women’s March. While I’m not an American, I am a feminist. And as a feminist, I fully support, in all manner of ways, the […]
As we move into the light of this new sun, this year I’m mindful of winter’s dark nights and the rest I might find there.
One of the best – and yet more challenging – aspects of undertaking a thesis project is having to dismantle my preconceived ideas and consider how to reconcile disparate positions.
Though I’m not focusing on rhetoric it does play a significant role in how I shape my arguments and polish my writing. I can say with utmost sincerity I had […]
During my undergraduate experience at the U of C, I developed an interest in rhetoric – so much so that I did an honours project on scholarly ethos. I also […]