The voice of Innis College since 1965.
As cliché as it sounds, the summer really is the time to party. You toil all week boxed up in a little cubicle, or slaving
In the future, I dream of poured concrete over industrial wastelands, edging the shoreline into orgasmic destruction with condo development. I dream of e-waste barrows,
My mother used to take me to the ROM when I was younger. I had a fascination with all manners of fauna, but especially the
So the other day, I was making breakfast, right? I was scrambling some eggs, with a bit of butter and some pepper, when I thought,
Innis Town Hall is already the centre of U of T’s cinephilic community. There can be no doubt that it has what it takes to
There are seemingly countless benefits to watching movies at home. The advent of streaming and the accessibility of pirated films makes it a no-brainer to
Trying to satiate your hunger in university is hard! Between juggling classes, studying, social life, a job, etc., it can be really hard to make
In the faraway nightscape, where the stars make funny shapes I somehow see you clearly, even on the cloudiest nights Eighty-eight constellations, and yours is
I love hanging out with my cousin, so when she said she was coming to Toronto from Ottawa to see Travis Scott, I jumped at
I saw a lot of great films for the first time this year. I tend to play it safe—seeking out films and directors that critics
It can be hard to pick a movie to watch on any occasion, but when you’re watching with a romantic interest the wrong choice can
Love songs are one of the most storied traditions in the history of popular music. They can range from saccharine twee, to lavish R&B, to
Growing up, my mother always praised me for my so-called “wits and logical personality, ” often saying that “a smart girl is a safe girl”.
Catherine Breillat is cinema’s greatest provocateur. Over the last few years, her extremely sexual work has stirred a great range of reactions, from critics dubbing
Cheers to the time of romance. For the cinema lovers, movie obsessors, and film adorers, let us celebrate with a showtime special in tribute to
Romance is an art, but can it be a science? While UofT boasts an ample collection of architectural wonders, facilities and events, the dating scene
Warmth is folded away as unwilling prey,Wrapped in worn, fading memories,Swathed in subtropical musings.Warmth is stashed in a den by Orion’s bard,By the hunter that
Well, well, well. Can’t seem to find a date this Valentine’s day? Didn’t receive any cupcakes, chocolates, or flowers? Don’t you worry, you’ve come to
December 22, 2023, was the day I, a 5th-year U of T student, finally submitted my final undergrad assignment. It was a moment of ecstasy.
During this past exam season and going into the Christmas holidays, I took time to reflect on the year that was then coming to a
