Vaccination: the light at the end of the tunnel
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world as we know it. The strict public health measures and the government’s response […]
Opinions, Volume 63 Issue 8
News and Politics, Volume 63 Issue 8
How to get involved with Black History Month events as a Victoria College student
Opportunities include BLVCK events, a UofT symposium, and literature exploration
News and Politics, Volume 63 Issue 8
Rights of food couriers during the pandemic
How the success of Foodsters United can lead to mass unionization of gig-workers, and what you can do to help
News and Politics, Volume 63 Issue 8
A look into the cops off campus movement
Content warning: Mentions of police brutality. In recent months, many post-secondary institutions have been reevaluating the use of campus-police. The
News and Politics, Volume 63 Issue 8
Unpacking the privilege in anti-mask arrests
Comparing recent police response to lockdown protests vs Black Lives Matter protests
Features, Volume 63 Issue 8
Black History Month: celebration or performance?
The shortest month of 2021 (feat. allyship, microaggressions, and mere acknowledgements)
Editorial, Volume 63 Issue 8
Black futures
Dear readers, February is a month for celebration. It is Black Futures/History month, and we are so grateful to our
Arts and Culture, Volume 63 Issue 8
Chatting with Professor Kathryn Kuitenbrouwer
I sat down over Zoom with Kathryn Kuitenbrouwer, a writer and professor of VIC275 (Creative Writing: Short Fiction) at Victoria
Arts and Culture, Playlists, Volume 63 Issue 8
I’d like you to meet Miss Jackie Shane
I’ve waxed poetic about my Spotify Discover Weekly playlists before—but let me do it one more time. Every Sunday, at