Hot chocolate is the perfect winter drink: warm, creamy, and sweet, it’s truly better than coffee in every possible way. While the concoction does have
As I am writing this piece, I’m sitting at the corner table at the Innis Cafe, sipping my perfectly pink strawberry blonde smoothie, and looking
It’s been a long time coming now… From its humble beginnings as ‘the biscuit box’ to its larger quarters at McDonald-Mowat House in 1968 to
The Innis Herald’s Masthead Election for the 2023-2024 school year is officially open for Nominations! Eligibility Criteria To run for a position on the masthead,
The Innis Herald V58 E4 Pitch List by the Creative Team! Reserve pitches by 11:59pm on March 11th via the Pitch Pickup Form: LINK Submit
Living in residence comes with many enjoyable and memorable experiences. However, I have noticed a particular phenomenon that has shocked me. I spoke with multiple
As a young person today with only a passing interest in current events and world news, it’s hard not to be aware of how quickly
The Innis College Orientation planning began, as all great things do: with bread. The first official Orientation Coordinator (OC for short!) Meeting took place at
Prevention, Empowerment, Advocacy, and Response for Survivors: The PEARS Project. Three years ago, The PEARS Project was founded at the University of Toronto to provide
HEY INNIS! (Hey What?) Welcome to the first issue of The Innis Herald volume NINE! *record scratch* Wait, that doesn’t sound right. If the Innis
After a quick break, the Innis Herald is back for another year! We have a lot of stuff in store for you! So here is
BIG NEWS! Innis College’s first in-person book launch is happening today! Sharon English, one of the fantastic professors over at the Writing & Rhetoric program
Thank you… I would like to preface with a sincere thank you to you all for another successful year at the Innis Herald. It has
My introduction to Sana Imran, beyond a 2021 virtual Innis College Orientation greet, took place earlier this academic year at a Wellness Advising appointment. Yet
Another Orientation at Innis has passed and this year marks the second year in which Orientation programming was entirely virtual. This decision came following Arts
In my experience as an upper year student, these are the 5 most essential things every Innis College Student should know about. These are things
As we prepare for the launch of our first issue, we must thank the junior editors that are currently making it possible as midterms start
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Junior Editor Applications are LIVE! Join The Innis Herald Team, in any one of these positions. Application link is in our Instagram Bio or find
“Hi, my name is Drew Glennie and I am The Innis Herald’s Managing Editor. I’m going into my fourth year double-majoring in International Relations and
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