ARTS & CULTURE
Have we lost the horror of the supernatural?
How the modern horror genre is using science to reimagine their monsters
Standing on grass in an orange sea: getting a taste for Canadian politics
One American student’s perspective at a labour march in Toronto
Nuit Blanche and the future of art
In a world of scepticism about the future of art, Nuit Blanche brings us together in the present
The Gen Z workspace
They’re ready to pick up their bags and work for your competitor In a time of record high costs of living, increasing nihilist belief systems, and a generation of kids doomed to live in their parent’s basements, it comes as little surprise that Gen Z workers are taking strides to ...
AI in the classroom
The debate on ChatGPT from the perspective of a kind-of not-really teacher
Greta Gerwig’s Barbie is as fun and white as Ryan Gosling’s bleached hair
White, consumerist feminism in Hollywood
Euro bummer
How the popular “Euro Summer” aesthetic collides with our dying planet
Hollywood’s continued exclusion of the contributions of marginalised individuals
A critique of Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer