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Why more youth should attend the ballet and the symphony Studying at U of T, we have the advantage of being completely immersed in the
A Ballerina’s Tale and the life of Misty Copeland When I think about ballet, the words that immediately come to mind are elegant, exclusive, elitist,
Are outdated movie tropes still used today? Gender representation in popular cinema has been one of the key discourses among filmmakers, critics and audience members.
Books you can finally get around to on the holiday break It seems like just yesterday we were spending scorching days at The Beaches, screaming
A review of Hart House Theatre’s Hamlet “The play’s the thing,” goes the famous line, and these words have proven true after bearing witness to
Tips to help you triumph in U of T’s 48 Hour Film Challenge The weekend of November 14 marked the first ever collaboration of the
Sifting through a homepage featuring endless Vine and BuzzFeed videos, Memes and Tasty how-tos, readers might shrug off the idea that Facebook has become a
Ramblings on our glorified new Prime Minister Justin Trudeau became Prime Minister on a wave of popular politics. In the final days of the 2015
A list of groups you should definitely check out Joining a club is an easy process, but finding the right one can be challenging. For
Keeping up with school can be challenging. Assignments are never ending; readings are always piling up, and let’s not forget about those co-curricular activities. Thus,
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The Monarchy Edition The column in which we question some seemingly outdated or outrageous traditions and conventions of modern day society.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
