The voice of Innis College since 1965.
How to get the most of your student experience Every year U of T attracts thousands of students to attend their institution, meaning many students
There’s a good chance you’ve already met Principal Charlie Keil. If not, you’ve likely seen him walking around the college, talking to students or rushing
Looking forward with the ICSS To say that Innis College Student Society (ICSS) President Khrystyna Zhuk and Executive Vice-President Brianne Katz-Griffin are busy with student life
A fun night without the low bank balance fright It’s reaching the time of year again, where shops replace their yellow and red paper turkeys
The tips and tricks to making biking downtown possible There is little doubt in my mind that my recent addiction to urban cycling has shaved
The Monarchy Edition The column in which we question some seemingly outdated or outrageous traditions and conventions of modern day society. The English monarchy is
A guide to getting politically engaged There was a lot of talk this election about the need for young adults to get involved in politics.
Canadian playwright George F. Walker’s work hits U of T The world premiere of Canadian playwright George F. Walker’s latest play, We the Family, came
Visiting Toronto’s pop-up exhibit Andy Warhol: Revisited is a pop-up exhibit situated near the corner of Bay and Bloor Street and only about a ten-minute
Enforcing masculinity at the Bata Shoe Museum If a “real man” wears pink, the Bata Shoe Museum’s newest exhibit Standing Tall tells us he also
An inspirational look into a young woman’s life Earlier this month, I had the pleasure of attending the advance screening of He Named Me Malala
Representations of the church, state and economy in popular cartoons While we all know that animated features and shorts target younger audiences, they may have
Celebrating the Innis student community in style On the evening of Saturday February 28th, students dressed in their finest attire and took to Palais Royale
This month I had the opportunity to sit down with ICSS President Ryan Lamers and Vice-President Khrystyna Zhuk to hear their plans for the semester,
The mini student guide After paying for tuition, textbooks, rent, transportation, and food, you may be asking yourself- where’s the free stuff at U of
A preview of the best U of T student and alumni-made films of the year The University of Toronto Film Festival has been hosted by
Revealing the good, the bad, and the strange of paid companionship The recent popularity of sugar baby relationships as an easy way for college students
The cheapest, closest and tastiest food options in the coldest season Finding places to eat on campus can often be tricky when you have to
I remember when the Innis Choir tried recruiting me at frosh week. I politely declined the offer, as my singing is comparable to that of
