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On Thursday, March 12, I dropped by the FreshCo at Bathurst and Nassau for eggs. Anyone familiar with that FreshCo branch knows that there’s rarely
University is not a Greta Gerwig movie—it’s more like a Quentin Tarantino war film produced by Michael Bay.
“The corporate revolution will collapse if we refuse to buy what they are selling—their ideas, their version of history, their wars, their weapons, their notion
I was reluctant to watch Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn). My reluctance to watch this film was due to
Quarantine has been challenging. I’ve found myself with a broken-up routine and I’m constantly looking for things to occupy my time. One thing I’ve realized,
Saturday, June 13th, 2019, will forever be remembered as arguably the greatest day in Canadian sports history. On that day, the Toronto Raptors defeated the
Canada’s publicly-funded, single-payer healthcare system is known as one of the best in the world. With it, the health of each Canadian and permanent resident
Re: James S. Woodsworth: A man to remember, never to glorify I would like to thank Marloes Streppel (sic) and the Innis Herald for drawing
Do you like tea? Nothing but a piping hot cup of freshly steeped nature juice? Well, let me supply you with a steaming, hot skillet
I am graduating this month and I haven’t thought about the reasoning behind how I picked my programs of study (POSts) since the day I
Trolls World Tour (dir. Walt Dohrn) Release Date: April 10th, 2020 Two words: All powerful. A strong political allegory for our current events—it’s difficult to
With $0.04 printing, single bedrooms, and just a 100m walk to our favourite Robarts Library, Innis may just be the best part of U of
As another school year has come to an end, so has my time at U of T and at the Herald. This is a bittersweet
The InSIGHT mentorship program is an Innis-exclusive program that pairs first year Innisians with upper-year students who are in a similar academic program. The mentors
I look up and what do I see? The gloomy sky stares right back at me. I look down and what do I see? The
Content warning: This article contains mentions of sexual abuse, depression, and attempted suicide. I am writing this article to share my personal experiences with mental
Ever since moving off campus, I’ve felt more connected to the city around me. Living on residence, everything I needed was all around me—my Toronto
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.
