Is having a boyfriend really embarrassing?
The conflict between fantasy and reality
Opinions, Volume 68, Volume 68 Issue 8
Opinions, Volume 68, Volume 68 Issue 8
In defense of terrible sex
Sexual shame, dissatisfaction, and the quest for enjoyable sex
News and Politics, Volume 68, Volume 68 Issue 8
Ford withholds affection (OSAP funding)
The Ford government’s recent announcements regarding post-secondary funding have drawn criticism from students, unions, and experts. The changes announced are:
Arts and Culture, Volume 68, Volume 68 Issue 8
Love in the time of dating apps
Though they are ubiquitous in the twenty-first century dating scene, dating apps have commodified love
Editorial, Volume 68, Volume 68 Issue 8
Death and Devotion
“And to not know what the next moment will bring… brings you closer to a perception of death. You see,
Arts and Culture, Volume 68 Issue 8
“It’s, Like, Primal, [and Really Not] Sexual”: Against Romanticizing the Violence of Wuthering Heights
Opposing Emerald Fennell’s attempt to rebrand a story of psychological and physical abuse as “the greatest love story of all time”
Arts and Culture, Volume 68, Volume 68 Issue 5
What ought we to forget?
Dorothea Lasky’s new essay collection questions how we ought to remember ourselves
Arts and Culture, Volume 68, Volume 68 Issue 5
The Art of Autofiction
The fine line between creativity and reality
Arts and Culture, Volume 68, Volume 68 Issue 5
Paternal Politics
The danger of romanticizing political figures