Exploring the use of fake IDs In Ontario, the legal drinking age is 19, which is a rite of passage that many teens look forward
A Jewish Student’s Call to Reject BDS On March 3, 2016, it was announced that 125 faculty members at U of T endorsed the Graduate
The 90s Nostalgia Edition It’s safe to say that present generations continually share a fascination with decades of the past. In my short 23 years
On the replacement of CUPE employees with contracted janitorial staff At U of T, custodial staff are primarily employed under the Canadian Union of Public Employees
I’m standing in a room full of students holding a piece of paper in my hand. It’s a nomination form that one of the older
I graduated from the University of Toronto in June of 2015. I was not planning on going to grad school and I wasn’t planning on
On March 22, 2016 Toronto didn’t seem to know what to do with itself. With the majority of the nation’s news bureaus camped out in
Even before a cat café opened up in the city at the end of 2015, there was an excited buzz amongst Torontonians. To experience the
How music shapes, reflects, and retaliates against dominant culture Contemporary popular songs that we hear on the radio, watch on YouTube, and recognize in elaborate
Exploring the great stem cell research debate Science has advanced more in the past 200 years than the rest of human history combined. With these
How video-on-demand services challenge the status quo Video streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu, and Shomi are becoming increasingly popular. In 2014, TIME magazine conducted
The Street Preachers Edition We’ve all been there: running to get to class because you hit the snooze button on your alarm one too many
Settling the debate surrounding genetically modified organisms There has been constant debate about genetically modified organisms (GMOs) for as long as they’ve been around. On
Crossing the fine line between humourous and offensive content Oliver Wendell Holmes once said, “The most stringent protection of free speech would not protect a
Storytelling and news reporting are coming to an end. At least that’s what many people seem to think when looking at the dying newspaper industry,
Plans in motion for the future of the college Since pushing its fifty-year mark in 2014, plans to improve the College’ s physical space are
How student debt is beneficial to voter turnout The increase in post-secondary enrollment has inevitably come with the ugly cost of rising student debt. The
Exploring Toronto during the holidays and beyond As Torontonians, we love to brag about how harsh winters are in our city. According to many unreliable
The Newspaper Endorsement Edition The column in which we question some seemingly outdated or outrageous traditions and conventions of modern day society. When Canada held
U of T falls flat in addressing student mental health Soon after being assigned to write on mental illness, I fell from a graceful stability.
Why the popular media review website isn’t perfect Rotten Tomatoes is a film and television website that collects reviews and ratings from a multitude of
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