The voice of Innis College since 1965.
Lately, many shows have been making light of—and in some cases, glorifying—the tradition of arranged marriages that is heavily entrenched in South Asian culture (I’m looking
Fatal disease outbreaks, invasions of otherworldly beings, and catastrophic asteroids are all unimaginably devastating. So why exactly are we so interested in the idea of
It’s the final issue of the year already ? Time has flew by! If you haven’t pitched all year, I strongly suggest you do it
At last! the Innis Herald’s third issue if this year’s edition is finally out! Just in time for Valentines Day. Even if you are a
Tracklist: Side A: One Last Time — Summer Salt Lover — Taylor Swift Valentine — Suki Waterhouse I Adore You — Molly Burch Falling In
An indictment of Toronto’s shelter system and a call to action for the Tory Administration On January 13th, 2022, the Toronto Star reported that the
“As 2022 kicks off, one can only hope this year will have more excitement than controversy.” 2021 was an entertaining year in the sports realm.
“From Discords to virtual study sessions to simulated virtual classrooms, are virtual communities truly helping or are they too distracting?” Whether you love or hate
“Virtual Labs? Virtually Useless.“ When I first dreamed about coming to the University of Toronto and starting my university career, I pictured attending lectures in
Ontario’s Current Definition Remains Vague and Requires a Reassessment While the pandemic has impacted the lives of everyone, one group that has been (and continues
The month of love is almost in bloom and to prepare you for the sweet February 14th, here is an electric and flavorful dessert to
How much do you think this cartoon ape picture is worth? According to Steph Curry, $180,000. If you have internet access and a pulse, chances
It seems strange to refer to the world of regularly scheduled programming, of commercial breaks and channel surfing, as a thing of the past. But
Once the Christmas lights go up, the Valentine’s Day hearts come out, a turnover most visible when shopping in stores after January 1st. Even websites
I am anti-Valentine’s day. Yes, I could argue that Valentine’s day is a capitalistic scheme that bastardizes romantic love, one of the only things we
Its officially day 2 of a Snow Day as the Great Snow Storm grace us with a generous pile of snow (except for Windsor for
We live in a world of abundant space; no matter where you are in the world, you are likely to look around and identify spaces
All sports rebuilds begin with a teardown. It is the easiest and fastest part, but also the hardest for loyal fans. For the Toronto Raptors,
From October 31st to November 13th, 2021, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change’s Conference of Parties was held in Glasgow, Scotland. 21,000 diplomats
Water Shortage in Iqaluit Towards the end of October, Iqaluit, Nunavut announced that the city was in a state of emergency due to fuel found
