The voice of Innis College since 1965.
Right-wing radicals are dividing the continent On the morning of June 24, the British people awoke to the news that the UK had voted to
In a recent interview with Bustle, Tim Burton was asked about the lack of diversity in his upcoming movie Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children,
Discussing reproductions and adaptations of literary texts As an avid reader, I have come across my fair share of formulaic dime store paperbacks with plots
The battle between freedom of expression and bodily autonomy. “Affirming the dignity of the human person” Reading this slogan, most people would not guess the
Wilson v. Atomic Energy sets a new precedent for federally regulated employees Back on July 14, 2016, the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) released its
Addressing the legalities of “political correctness” and freedom of speech on campus If you type “University of Toronto” into Google, the most frequent result to
The US election continues to ignite Canadian fascination I can still recall Harper throwing Canada into its 2008 federal election. I was the only student
If you’re reading this its too late… to submit to the Innis Herald Photo Challenge for the 2015/2016 academic year! We’ve started from the bottom
Silencing the conversation around BDS is destructive to freedom of speech Although eleven years have passed since the first Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW), the controversy
Critiquing the new Ontario Student Grant The provincial government is creating a new program called the Ontario Student Grant, which combines money from several existing
Exploring the use of fake IDs In Ontario, the legal drinking age is 19, which is a rite of passage that many teens look forward
Traveling to new places is a great way to learn about different cultures, to apply your studies to the real world, and to expand your
The pros and cons of free tuition Ontario’s Finance Minister, Charles Sousa, introduced the Ontario budget in April 2016, and with it he made a
A Jewish Student’s Call to Reject BDS On March 3, 2016, it was announced that 125 faculty members at U of T endorsed the Graduate
With just one month left, clubs and councils all over campus are arranging their executive teams for next year before the madness of exam season
The 90s Nostalgia Edition It’s safe to say that present generations continually share a fascination with decades of the past. In my short 23 years
On the replacement of CUPE employees with contracted janitorial staff At U of T, custodial staff are primarily employed under the Canadian Union of Public Employees
I’m standing in a room full of students holding a piece of paper in my hand. It’s a nomination form that one of the older
Innis votes no to accepting more refugee students The cost of TTC fare in Toronto is $3.25, or approximately $6.50 daily. In the next year
A review of Canadian drama Hyena Road On March 15, the Cinema Studies Institute held a special screening of Paul Gross’ 2015 film Hyena Road.
