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Content Warning: sexual assault The concept of a sexually transmitted curse of a shapeshifting pursuer that can only be eluded by passing it onto another
2024 has been a spectacular year for box-office flops. The Marvels, Disney’s long-awaited follow-up to 2019’s smash hit Captain Marvel, failed to earn back its
welcome to my new column, bianca eats… as usual (if you don’t get it, figure it out, i am not explaining). here’s where i try
As the days shorten, air gets crisp, and puffers come out, many start looking for more than just pumpkin spice lattes to warm up—like a
something something something brat-summer substack post. Mo’ money, mo’ problems or something like that although this is not autobiographical. I’ve never done drugs, smoked a
The typical U of T student experience is not one without mental and physical torment. Long hours of sitting at the desk, constant pressure from
A love letter to feng shui At its core, feng shui is a set of rules that arranges a room to allow for the flow
Due to Ontario’s concerning shortage of family doctors, I have been assigned as your official healthcare professional. Don’t worry, I’m totally qualified. Today’s topic: staying
The forecast said it would be warm, but it felt as if the cold was creeping through my skin. I tried putting on all my
A retrospective by The Sportist Men’s professional tennis is in the in-between right now. For the first time in 23 years, the ATP Finals took
Hello! I’m Julian, one of the Herald’s Creative Directors! For this column, I want to take off my masthead hat and put on my Raptors
Every time a news story breaks where Doug Ford and the Ontario provincial government are once again meddling in Toronto politics, I wonder if it
Q1. Are you passionate about your field? a) Yes. b) It depends who you ask. c) No. Q2. Do you want to work in academia?
The five (5) hottest members of the Innis Herald—Kiran, Julian, Bianca, Simba, and Ryan—are preparing holiday gift baskets for the rest of the team. Each
You’re scrolling on your phone. It’s early 2021, a very dark period for film and its fans. Somehow or other, you happen across a piece
As the year comes to a close, reflecting on the new opportunities one has experienced throughout the past year is important. Namely, travelling to new
At times you may feel weak, Exhausted, Broken. Though as the days go by, You shall see, How your mind is constantly dismantled, And put
The Lower Manhattan skyline, as seen from Brooklyn Bridge Park. Credit: Kyle Newcombe This past April I was fortunate enough to have my last exam
It’s the end of summer in a seaside town in the south of France. A man and woman sit side-by-side on a clifftop, looking out
On September 20th, I had the privilege to start off my year as a programmer for the Cinema Studies Student Union with a screening of
Halloween is a holiday that won’t sit still. At once a day for parties, the occult, childhood whimsy, and horror, Halloween is a bubbling cauldron
