The singer-songwriter's directorial debut film sparks controversy over her portrayal of people with disabilities.

Schools and sports teams across the country are eliminating offensive mascots, but some still refuse to adapt to changing times.

As a life-long resident of Minneapolis, Svea McNally discusses the dark, racist, history of her city and the experiences of protesters on the streets, calling for justice for George Floyd.

At most sporting events, the atmosphere is full of passionate spectators cheering loudly when their team scores a goal, booing referees, or taunting opposing players. Have you ever heard of ...

This week, four Gavelers share the moments they witnessed someone going above and beyond.

Sinéad Burke, British Vogue's September cover, expresses herself in a way that supports and encourages the dwarfism community.

For Abilities Awareness Week, The Gavel's Svea McNally tests the accessibility of BC's campus by going without stairs for a day.

Hosted by BC Students for Justice in Palestine and the AHANA+ Leadership Council, the documentary screening will be followed by a Q&A with Fraiha herself.