OPINIONS
The “underground man” in pandemic times
At the start of the pandemic, we saw the appearance of a peculiar type of character who has become symbolic of the political division and the misinformation of our time. This emergence has made some of our family gatherings awkward and unfortunate events. Many of us have had to block ...
Bookstore budget battles
Unpacking the exorbitant textbook prices that haunt my parents’ pockets
Not my coming-of-age movie
Standing at the crossroads between film and race
Summer reflections
How a seemingly uneventful summer revealed new things about myself, and how it will change the course of my academic career
Why are we still building pipelines?
Visions of decolonization in an extractive world
Pop-ups and what-nots
The fashion industry’s latest trend isn’t an article of clothing
A vaccinated education
On the tumult and triumphs of mandatory vaccinations at UofT
Commuting to college
From the lens of a woman of colour in a patriarchal society
Pen and paper
The daunting return to in-person testing
An unusual circumstance
The thoughts of a second-year student on a ‘second’ first-year experience