What to watch at TIFF 2024!
The Strand gives previews for our most anticipated films at the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival The Toronto International Film […]
Arts and Culture
Editorial, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 1
The truth shall make you free
Dearest Strand reader, I feel that student journalism can represent the purest form of journalism itself. We are acute case
Stranded, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 1
Which UofT Library are you?
All-knowing quiz with brutal(ist) answers! How would your friends describe you? A: Friendly and warm. B: Quick-witted and overambitious. C:
Opinions, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 1
Facing the Red Zone
Why the Dean’s Office must confront gender-based violence from day one Content warning: sexual assault and gender-based violence. Orientation is
Opinions, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 1
Renovations and restorations: preserving history at Vic
Balancing tradition with progress The Victoria College campus, with its ageless structures and historic landmarks, elicits a strong sense of
Opinions, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 1
Modern versus classic: the education debate
Is the future of education found in new methods or rooted in the past? The debate between traditional and contemporary
Poetry, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 1
O Poet! My Poet!: an elegy to Walter
Illustration | Patrick Ignasiak O Poet! my Poet! your life on earth is done, The tapping on drums, long since
Poetry, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 1
A Timeless Speech for Any President
Words from Presidents Jefferson, FDR, JFK, LBJ, and H.W. Bush to Biden Friends, fellow-citizens, and Americans. The world has been
Poetry, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 1
The Governator’s Revenge: The Only Acrostic Worth Reading
Fourteen years from present day marks a monumental shift Upon which Arnold Schwarzenegger carved a neat and
Features, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 1
Victoria’s royal standards
Queen Victoria died at the turn of the twentieth century. A hundred years later, the remnants of British colonialism still