ARTS
Review: Paterson
Harrison Wade
March 20, 2017
The latest Jim Jarmusch film reveals the poetry in the everyday
Review: Lego Batman
Tamara Zayachkowski
March 20, 2017
Lego Batman is a fun and interesting new take on a classic character. Batman is portrayed in this film as an egomaniacal brat who is, nonetheless, as competent as he is spoiled and selfish. He is an awesome crimefighter, but unlike other incarnations, he has no family apart from Alfred, his butler. In fact, the plot of the film hinges on the ...
Shame and Prejudice: A Story of Resilience
Hiba Siddiqui
March 20, 2017
Kent Monkman’s artwork stuns at UofT Art Centre
TEDxUofT encourages mindful discussion and promotes themes of acceptance
Kathleen Chen
March 20, 2017
The importance of community, social activism, and knowing one’s worth
What Else We Could Be Doing explores growing pains and the struggle to stay present
Molly Kay
March 20, 2017
Dan Darrah's poetry collection contains 28 poems, which tackle themes of childhood, relationships, and life in the suburbs
The Strand reviews VCDS presents Assassins
Rebecca Gao
March 20, 2017
The final VCDS production of the season leaves audience with mixed reviews
The Strand reviews VEFS presents Divine Trash
Molly Kay
March 6, 2017
Sustainable fashion celebrates hyperfemininity
The Strand reviews VCDS presents A Perfect Bowl of Phở
Kody McCann
March 6, 2017
A review of VCDS' submission to the 2017 University of Toronto Drama Festival
The Woody Allen club
Molly Simpson
February 13, 2017
Thinking critically about Casey Affleck's critical acclaim in Manchester By The Sea
Why you should put down your digital camera and pick up some 35mm
Hiba Siddiqui
February 12, 2017
A profile of Vic students who are avid film photographers