For the final issue of After the Buzzer, I want to get both sentimental, and kind of silly. The first half of this column is

I asked my mother if she watched the Oscars earlier this month. She told me she didn’t because she didn’t watch any of the movies

Ever since I began taking photos, I’ve been drawn to people on the job and the work environment in general. I find that people don’t

Roommate Conflicts: The Unexpected Resume Booster  Navigating roommate conflicts isn’t just about keeping the peace at home—it’s a crash course in problem-solving, communication, and negotiation,

Time flies, doesn’t it? I can still remember showing up to Innis orientation four years ago like it was yesterday. “Showing up” is itself a

There is less than a month to go before I attend my very last undergraduate lecture. With midterms and assignments and club meetings and work

Football as a concept may have been born in the railyards of England, but it was in South America where the beautiful game was truly

Disclaimer: the material in this article is for informational purposes only and is in no way a substitute for professional medical advice. Although Kiran’s intelligence

Many students at Innis College fancy themselves avid movie-goers, and often filmmakers. My friends in the Cinema Studies program are huge film fans, and some

Among my most vivid childhood memories are the nights I would ask my mother to tell me stories about each of my cousins as she

The Magazine The plastic protective cover of the magazine flickered under the bar’s gold fluorescent lights, as she flipped it between her fingers. It had

You sit behind your wooden desk, in a room with your very own bronze nameplate on the door. Do you think that you’ve made it?

welcome back for round 3 of bianca eats…as usual!  i’ve got a good one for you today! the most special recipe for the last edition

A portrait on the surreal horror director Jean Rollin  It certainly wasn’t the time to watch films during May 1968 in France – when the

There is an impossible sense of trepidation when it comes to remembering the blurry images of a childhood-defining film. There is a similar sense of

Throughout the past three years, since the end of my first term, I have had the pleasure of writing for this paper, and the privilege

The first light of the morning sun cuts through the dust on your bedroom window and pierces your bleary, morning eyes, but you’ve been awake

There are books I’ve meant to read when the lights are on the low  that escape the dead and gone and the hurt that’s hard

As a lesbian, I watch most trending men pass me by. I can’t say they’re not conventionally attractive, but very rarely will I find myself

Part 1: Do you remember how it felt to be young and in love? Deana Lawson’s 2009 photograph Binky and Tony Forever is a portrait

Hello! I’m Julian, one of the Herald’s Creative Directors! For the second edition of After the Buzzer, I wanted to explore the relationship between athletes,

Canadian politics are, as of now, in a tremendously uncertain state of flux. Not only has our Prime Minister resigned, we are also being buffeted

Gender Bias in Literature: The “Men Written by Women” Epidemic While it might not be as obvious as McDonald’s “girl toy” and “boy toy” options,

You know Bridgerton. I know Bridgerton. Everyone knows Bridgerton. Combined, its three seasons (released in 2020, 2022, and 2024 respectively) have been viewed somewhere around

In today’s media, a growing queer presence can be seen across all platforms. From films and television, to books, and even youtube channels and TikTok

There’s been no shortage of Spider-Man cartoons over the years. From 1967 to the present day, we’ve gotten our fair share of the web-slinger on

Personal reflections on the last January FFF Cinema doesn’t change anything; but it makes people understand many things. It is not the movies that will

燃冬 (Ran Dong) is the original Chinese name of The Breaking Ice, a 2023 Chinese-Singaporean film directed by Anthony Chen and starring Zhou Dongyu, Liu

letterboxd.com/unhingederanged Sure, it may be a time when affection and admiration are in the air and the world may seem to revolve around romance. However,

The recent passing of David Lynch has affected members of our community in different ways. Some have posted a tribute on Instagram and then moved

On October 19, 2024, I saw Megalopolis in theatres for the third time. My friend from high school had come to see the movie in

Don’t you know that I love you. I wish I could show it. I wish my voice didn’t fall flat. It’s hard for you to

The End

Dear Celine, I received a text a while ago which I believe was a plea from a lover, I trust you know who, and I

I see here now, standing in the midst of birch and gravelled roads a field of war; a battle lost fought long before my time. 

The funny thing about love is how much time is spent looking in instead of experiencing it. As much as love is constructed by shared

welcome back to bianca eats… as usual! your most favourite column where i trade my remaining sanity for your entertainment! this time, we’re tackling valentine’s

Love is in the air, and as your (totally qualified) doctor, I am obliged to warn you about the myriad of infections and inconveniences that

in 2013, the university of toronto paid 9.5 million dollars / for a green carpet rolled over // Grass Part 1: Grass Loafe with me

to: the Innis Herald from: an obsessive reader with an unfortunately basic name subject: Behold! a Love Letter. (because the Herald too deserves a happy