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Risky art and artful risks

By Emma Braho / January 22, 2025

How taking the creative plunge can result in the most meaningful cultural impacts Well-behaved artists have seldom made history. Creating […]

By Silas Busby / January 22, 2025

A conversation surrounding Yann Martel Content warning: allusions to self-harm and suicide The family I was born into are fixtures

Victoria GLAM wants to make you feel at home Victoria University’s own Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums (GLAM) pre- professional

By Maya Cutulle / December 9, 2024

When culture becomes a competition They say that university is where we find our people. We tend to gravitate towards

By Natalie Lau / December 5, 2024

A perspective on how life across borders reveals the stakes of political decisions and the value of civic engagement As

By Julia Pelitis / December 5, 2024

Who is normal? Many musicals deal with themes of mental illness, but none do it as tastefully as Next to

Discussing reconciliation after the end of conflict One of the occupational hazards of being raised in Colombia is that you

From UofT Theatre to the silver screen Mick Robertson and Margaret Rose will screen their film Every Other Weekend on

Interview with Palestinian Director Annie Sakkab Palestinian director Annie Sakkab began her journey to create The Poem We Sang four

“The ‘why’ is that I love these characters and I love this world,” Guadagnino told The Strand at a recent