Policing at the University of Toronto
What you should know about Campus Police policies, misconduct, and advocacy for change
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Volume 63 Issue 1
Zoom interview with an extremely relieved Orientation Leader
“I’m not even wearing any pants right now”
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What are you paying for?
Accounting for the history of the University
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A field guide to environmental justice groups at UofT
How and where you can get involved
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Normal People
The scene was the end of April, the timeline was abandoned, and the mood was growing more and more dismal by the hour. Following the near-instant implementation of quarantine , the uncertainty of finishing the semester remotely, and the ultimate stress-filled exams, I was left to face the unbearable monotony of quarantine season. With all
Reflections on a quarantined summer
How I travelled around the world during the pandemic
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How to prepare for a semester of unlearning
This September, university students will be entering their online and limited in-person classrooms under different circumstances due to COVID-19. However, the changes to our post-secondary lives aren’t limited to educational delivery; various social changes that affect our university experience are taking place too. Students aren’t just stocking up on masks to prepare for the fall,
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Looking back, moving forward
If you’re reading The Strand for the first time, we’d like to welcome you to our community, and we hope that you’ll have an amazing start to your time at UofT. To our returning readers, thank you for returning, and welcome back to school. It’s impossible to look forward to the fall semester without considering
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