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While the West Coast battles raging wildfires, Toronto is struggling with flooding. Puerto Ricans are preparing for another hurricane season after struggling to repair the
With 1.1 million cars on the road and 22,000 active building permits, Toronto is a nosy and bustling metropolis. While Toronto’s unique urban environment is
Hey Innis! My name is Lucas Granger, and I have the honour of representing Innis College on the University of Toronto Students’ Union (UTSU) as
Hey Buddies! My name is Brandon Liu. I am a 3rd year Political Science Specialist, and I will be your 2018-2019 Innis College Student Society
Hey Innis! I’m Daniel Li and I’m currently a 3rd year Health and Disease Specialist. I’ll be your 2018-2019 President of the Innis Residence Council
Biking makes for a fast, cheap, and fun commute if you know how to do it safely
After serving the Innis community for twenty years, our former Dean of Students Tim Worgan retired in August. In his long career at Innis, Tim
Charlie Keil is the eighth Principal of Innis College and professor in the college’s Cinema Studies program. Since becoming Principal in 2015, Charlie has strived
Sometimes being a student comes with challenges. A little help can go a long way. All five of us in the Registrar’s Office are here
Steve Masse is an accomplished student life administrator. The previous Assistant Dean at U of T’s largest college, Woodsworth, Steve brings his charismatic leadership and
Ever since Doug Ford was named the Conservative Party’s candidate for Premier of Ontario in March of this year, Ford has garnered national attention for
Image courtesy of the Huffington Post Being in a city as vibrant as Toronto means boundless opportunities for combatting boredom with celebrations and community events
I like exam period. That statement might sound kind of insane, but I find it relatively peaceful. I know classes are over, all of my
As I finish my tenure as the Editor-in-Chief of the Innis Herald, I feel a sort of selfishness as the idea of looking back at
I know everyone says this, but if someone were to ask first-year me where I think I’d be in four years, my answer would be
In the fall, Toronto voters will head to the polls to decide their municipal leader. The choice remains whether to re-elect incumbent Mayor John Tory,
