Romance is an art, but can it be a science? While UofT boasts an ample collection of architectural wonders, facilities and events, the dating scene
This university really loves to forget that most of us don’t spend time studying in our dorms, hanging with our roommates, and learning to #adult
I feel as if it’s very appropriate to write this article. It’s the end of first year. I’m very happy to be at Innis. Many
Ah, the Annual General Meeting, the wonderful time of year when Innis students from different years, programs, clubs, and communities come together to eat free
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
Most Innisians reading this right now are probably dealing with several assignments and exams that are due in a matter of days. As a student
When it comes to budget cuts from Doug Ford’s elitist Conservative government, education has always been at the top of their list. Last August, the
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
The idea of winter break is to celebrate one’s accomplishments throughout the previous semester and allow time to unwind. However, for some living on campus,
Do you ever feel trapped inside your own mind? Lost in a maze of big essay deadlines, unwatched lectures, and approaching midterms? Completely freaking out
Greenwood—a student-run curatorial initiative based at University of Toronto Mississauga and supported by The Blackwood—is set to launch their second publication, Situational Inverse: Overturning Traditions,
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
During the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, we had to stuff our entire world into our homes. We hurriedly wrapped up our memories of freedom
There are many ways in which you can get involved at Innis: from groups such as the Innis College Student Society (ICSS), the Innis College
After serving the Innis community for twenty years, our former Dean of Students Tim Worgan retired in August. In his long career at Innis, Tim
I like exam period. That statement might sound kind of insane, but I find it relatively peaceful. I know classes are over, all of my
I know everyone says this, but if someone were to ask first-year me where I think I’d be in four years, my answer would be
Welcome to April: it’s rainy, it’s still a little too cold, and on top of all of that, it’s exam season. Since we’re all counting
The following are the candidate statements for the upcoming ICSS election. If you are an Innis student, you can vote either online at http://voting.utoronto.ca or in-person at the
A guide to everything you need to know about the proposal for a major renovation at Innis College. How it all started The idea to
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