Heeelloo again Innis! Did you miss me?Welcome to the second issue in Volume 58 of the Innis Herald!! This one has more articles, morenew columns,
Hey Innis! With midterms over, it is time, once again, to start dreading finals. Regardless if they are exams or ten-page essays, they suck the
When it comes to budget cuts from Doug Ford’s elitist Conservative government, education has always been at the top of their list. Last August, the
Contribute to Volume 58 , Issue 2! Either in the form of writing an article, short story, a comic, or even a video essay, film
For days after I first saw Grease (the movie with John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John), I had that “Beauty School Dropout” song stuck in my
With the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic behind us, this semester the University of Toronto has resumed full in-person learning, after two years of the
The Innis College Orientation planning began, as all great things do: with bread. The first official Orientation Coordinator (OC for short!) Meeting took place at
Free Friday Films are back at Innis this semester. October promises a month of spooky offerings (Freaky Friday Films? Free Frightful Films?), with a focus
HEY INNIS! (Hey What?) Welcome to the first issue of The Innis Herald volume NINE! *record scratch* Wait, that doesn’t sound right. If the Innis
Prevention, Empowerment, Advocacy, and Response for Survivors: The PEARS Project. Three years ago, The PEARS Project was founded at the University of Toronto to provide
V58 E1 Pitch List The Innis Herald Form for pitch pickup: https://forms.gle/8EtZZTpDv6r3UtzU9 SERIOUS AND SOURCES (500-1000 words) Arts and Culture (Call for Photographic Pieces, Written
After a quick break, the Innis Herald is back for another year! We have a lot of stuff in store for you! So here is
BIG NEWS! Innis College’s first in-person book launch is happening today! Sharon English, one of the fantastic professors over at the Writing & Rhetoric program
The idea of winter break is to celebrate one’s accomplishments throughout the previous semester and allow time to unwind. However, for some living on campus,
Thank you… I would like to preface with a sincere thank you to you all for another successful year at the Innis Herald. It has
Do you ever feel trapped inside your own mind? Lost in a maze of big essay deadlines, unwatched lectures, and approaching midterms? Completely freaking out
My introduction to Sana Imran, beyond a 2021 virtual Innis College Orientation greet, took place earlier this academic year at a Wellness Advising appointment. Yet
Greenwood—a student-run curatorial initiative based at University of Toronto Mississauga and supported by The Blackwood—is set to launch their second publication, Situational Inverse: Overturning Traditions,
It’s the final issue of the year already ? Time has flew by! If you haven’t pitched all year, I strongly suggest you do it
At last! the Innis Herald’s third issue if this year’s edition is finally out! Just in time for Valentines Day. Even if you are a
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