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Winter persists in Toronto, in spite of our (always futile) prayers for an uncharacteristically early spring. While we wait for the thaw, here are some
Like the seasons that come and go Life itself is not permanent It comes in cycles, then carries on It doesn’t care about how much
The return of a wildly successful workshop can help you find the answer.
With the climate crisis at the front of our collective consciousness, George Kell outlines ways that students can be sustainable and help their wallets at the same time.
Good Omens Good Omens, based on the book of the same name written by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman, is a comedy mini-series about an
Joker is a one-dimensional, shallow film with an unrealistic portrayal of mental illness that doesn’t deserve its accolades, writed Cleo Sood.
While students may be reluctant to spend any more time in libraries than they already do, Julie Shi shows the treasure trove of resources and entertainment within U of T’s library system that all students should be taking full advantage of.
“Let the rainwash awayall the painof yesterday.” Skylar Grey, Coming Home, Pt. II I think I understand why people write songs about the rain so
While many of us have no problem showing kindness to our friends, we have a hard time doing the same for ourselves. Sabine Osmann-Deyman shares some steps she’s taking to try to be kinder to herself this year.
The ins and outs of the Later Life Learning program
Whether you’re spending Valentine’s Day with your SO, best friends, or by yourself, Al has a decadent salmon recipe that will rival the expensive three-course dinners being offered around town.
*Totally* just an article about making bad cupcakes and nothing else.
I often say that my only hobby is eating and it isn’t really a joke. Of all the existentially necessary bodily functions, eating is definitely
Marloes Streppel sheds light on James Woodsworth’s strong support of Canada’s residential school system. Streppel argues that renaming Woodsworth College is a necessary step towards legitimate reconciliation with Canada’s Indigenous peoples.
#ICYMI Find out who made history, who shined, and who got snubbed.
Filled with nothing but covers of songs from the 1930s, 40s, and 50s, “An Evening in the Lounge” is exactly what it sounds like—the kind
For many of us growing up, reading Canadian literature in school was limited to reading older white, primarily male writers. Here are some strong voices
Twenty-three years. Nine days a year. Thirty-two screenings this year. The Reel Asian International Film Festival once again brought Asian and Asian diaspora stories to
Folks, it’s that time of the year again!! Have them sleigh bells ringing because ‘tis the season to ho-ho-ho down with some Mariah Carey blasting
Applying to graduate school is a gruelling process, more often than not encompassing a roller coaster of emotions. Most advice websites will tell you to
