The voice of Innis College since 1965.
As the temperature continues to drop, the urge to find warm and cozy places to eat increases. After some Googling, Tiktok-scrolling and walking around, I
I’m just going to say it: I think gift-giving sucks. Not for some moral reason about how consumerism contributes to the capitalism and climate crisis
As time passes by, one celebrates by living in the moment, and I tend to do this by pressing play or seeing screenings. For some,
In the years 1980-1981 Daniel Johnston recorded his debut album, Songs of Pain. “Grievances” sets the tone for the album, fuzzy, lo-fi production with Johnston’s
For the past few weeks, I’ve been rather ill – to put it lightly. I’ve been bedridden, haven’t gone to class, and may have become
Snow tires trudge through grey slush as headlights interrogate the blizzard that has murdered the warmth of the sun and my shadow melts through the
I walked him to St. George station. He doesn’t like public displays of affection, but this time he closed the gap when I leaned in
Apologies in advance my dear reader. This is a poorly-organised, selfish essay written by me, (mostly) for me as I try to unsatisfactorily explain why
Aquarius: The bend in Neptune’s brow paired with Jupiter’s deviated septum suggests that you need to get your priorities straight. Stop indulging your weird obsession
It’s that time of year again. Takeout boxes are stacked high on our counters, laundry is piling up in our hampers, and notebooks are sprawled
It’s that time again; each day, the sun seems to set earlier and earlier at an ever increasing pace (let’s not pretend that we’re awake
Let me preface this by coming clean, I have not watched Godzilla vs Kong. In fact, I have not watched any of the movies in
I treat fall music like a competitive sport. The atmosphere of fall is a vibe like no other, and my attempt to capture that sensation
Over the past few years, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has been scheming new ways to increase the NBA’s revenue, and the NBA Cup is only
Frequent readers of the Herald may remember an article from February of this year, in which I discussed Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter and what
India has yearned for desolate space rocks since 1975, and this year their dreams came true. The country joined a small number of nations who
Let’s have a chat about our dorm key cards. My key card and I? Well, we’ve had our fair share of conflicts. In just over
Aquarius: As Jupiter and Mercury’s 47th moon (Christina) get ready to dance the cha-cha slide, you’ll experience the sudden urge to learn a new language.
Paprika (2006) is a surreal, psychological odyssey jam-packed into 90 minutes of technicolour. It’s a known secret that I am a science fiction junkie, and
So I recently watched Frances Ha a few weeks ago, and let me tell you, it changed my life. I was honestly very reluctant to
