The voice of Innis College since 1965.
During this past exam season and going into the Christmas holidays, I took time to reflect on the year that was then coming to a
Lights, camera, action! As simple as that, Oshawa, Ontario’s very own Dizzy played at the Danforth Music Hall on October 26th, and it was a
What are you looking for in a relationship? Literally anything. I am so lonely To be left alone Enemies to friends to lovers Something casual
A reflection on my time at university and challenging myself to do more in my final term. A new year, a new semester, and I
we’re drinking strawberry flavoured wine out of red solo cups and I can’t help but notice the hair you move out of her face, she’s
January 18th, 1626 Your majesty, I have arrived at the fort as you commanded. This old castle is in need of some desperate repairs if
it’s a quiet morning. i glance at the sink. it’s full, of course. maybe someone else will do it, i think. but i’m still awake,
The first time that a friend recommended Anne Carson’s Eros the Bittersweet: An Essay to me, she said that it had shattered her idea of
The faint sound of a closing door pulled the receptionist from her book. In front of her stood a tall young man, holding a tray
Aquarius: Based on Mercury’s entry into your 8th house, I can confidently say that you’ll experience a great deal of changes regarding some of the
Coffee shops make for amazing date spots, Valentine’s Day or otherwise. They’ve got plenty of seating, snacks, and specialty drinks. Some even serve alcohol. Here
Are you caught up in a dilemma between love and work? Is the difficulty of balancing the two bothering you? It’s a very humane problem
The Toronto Raptors started this season with a new head coach, their first switch in leadership since Nick Nurse, who took the Raptors to their
As the temperature continues to drop, the urge to find warm and cozy places to eat increases. After some Googling, Tiktok-scrolling and walking around, I
I’m just going to say it: I think gift-giving sucks. Not for some moral reason about how consumerism contributes to the capitalism and climate crisis
As time passes by, one celebrates by living in the moment, and I tend to do this by pressing play or seeing screenings. For some,
In the years 1980-1981 Daniel Johnston recorded his debut album, Songs of Pain. “Grievances” sets the tone for the album, fuzzy, lo-fi production with Johnston’s
For the past few weeks, I’ve been rather ill – to put it lightly. I’ve been bedridden, haven’t gone to class, and may have become
Snow tires trudge through grey slush as headlights interrogate the blizzard that has murdered the warmth of the sun and my shadow melts through the
I walked him to St. George station. He doesn’t like public displays of affection, but this time he closed the gap when I leaned in
