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It Smells of Pine Needles and Onions. I bury my head deep into my covers, taking a long deep breath, inhaling the scent of a
It was Christmas. It was wartime. The soldiers were far from home, defending a patch of land that wasn’t quite theirs in the name of
This summer, the Cullen Commission released its final report into money laundering in British Columbia. The key finding? Money laundering is everywhere in the province,
The day Queen Elizabeth died, everyone I knew started streaming The Queen is Dead. My friends’ jubilation at the death of the Queen was part
With all the new bubble tea shops downtown, which one serves the best, classic milk tea paired with the tapioca everyone knows and loves? For
Contribute to Volume 58 , Issue 2! Either in the form of writing an article, short story, a comic, or even a video essay, film
This is a Herald Highlight, a special episode of the Innis Herald Podcast. I quickly learned the unspoken rules of the big city: Keep your
At your doorstep is a man who isn’t. Because he isn’t, he cannot knock on your door. You were not staring at the ceiling in
There is no better way of celebrating this time of the year than by being a cinephile. The autumn breeze calls for harvests and Halloween,
“You need to cover your shoulders in church, hun.” My mom draped the light pink shawl over me, resting her hand on my shoulders as
Here is my personal selection of six fantastic places to visit in Toronto. There’s places to shop, learn, and explore, but all of them are
For days after I first saw Grease (the movie with John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John), I had that “Beauty School Dropout” song stuck in my
With the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic behind us, this semester the University of Toronto has resumed full in-person learning, after two years of 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
Tracklist Right Side of My Neck – Faye Webster Better Distractions – Faye Webster Steeeam – Shelly Lonely Afternoon – Shakatak So Hot You’re Hurting
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
Free Friday Films are back at Innis this semester. October promises a month of spooky offerings (Freaky Friday Films? Free Frightful Films?), with a focus
One of the most ubiquitous and fundamental elements unifying modern media is the usage of computer-generated imagery, or CGI. Found frequently in film, TV, music
Have you noticed the Bell Lightbox Theatre popping up in your social media feeds since early September? Have you noticed that more and more classmates
