ARTS
Doing twice the work
My campus theatre experience as a Hong Kongese-Portuguese woman
Folk: the people’s music
It’s hard to pinpoint the exact moment I started listening to folk music, but it’s been present in my life for quite some time now. Likewise, it’s difficult to define what folk music even is. There are songs with unknown origins, that have been passed down through generations. They harken ...
Comfort food
A baker’s guide to a sweeter school year
Fall(ing) for comfort
A playlist of autumnal Canadian tunes
Kitchen tales
Cooking a plate of comfort
Space and comfort
Getting comfortable with this uncomfortable term
I remember pop-country Taylor Swift all too well
As soon as the first leaf hits the ground and all the coffee shops have started brewing their autumnal drinks, there is only one thing left to complete the happiness felt while wrapped in a jean jacket and plaid scarf: putting on your favourite album reminiscent of fall. For many ...
Don’t you dare shut your eyes!
An exploration of Ari Aster’s unnerving short films
Campus theatre diversity
Stats on UofT’s racial and gender diversity in theatre
A love letter to all the climbing gyms that I have seen
The idea of climbing is daunting. Playing Spiderman as a mortal layman whose reality is not a green screen production playing Spiderman comes with both falls and exhaustion. Both indoors and outdoors climbing are not without risks. That being said, the accessibility and reward of this sport are often unfairly ...