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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
Short Story He had gotten the diagnosis when he was twelve years old. The doctors told him there was nothing they could do, that his
Questioning the limiting beauty standards of today The roaring 20’s preferred boyish figures, the 50’s demanded hourglass bodies, the 80’s called for tall and athletic
The column in which we question some seemingly out-dated or outrageous traditions and conventions of modern-day society The humble beginning of the floral wreath headdress
The column in which we question some seemingly out-dated or outrageous traditions and conventions of modern-day society. Fraternities date back to the mid 19th century
The power of an initiative of the students, by the students, for the students The U of T community is teeming with social justice initiatives
A conversation about well-used sarcasm, the outsiders at U of T, and an Innis dog named Harold The first issue of the Innis Herald was
This year, we say goodbye to Principal Janet Paterson after a ten-year term at Innis College. As principal for one fifth of the life of
I was recently given the opportunity to participate in a conference call with comedic legends Will Ferrell and Kevin Hart for their upcoming movie Get
Two Herald writers explore both notorious and hidden spaces on and off campus to determine the coziest, quietest, and stress-free study spaces Whether you’re a
All students have dreams and ambitions that they would one day like to achieve, but most wait until they finish school in order to do
