Exploring the world of life science research
An interview with the founder of Victoria College’s Life Science Research Seminars
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Volume 65 Issue 11
Your therapist was right
Five stereotypical mental health tips that actually work
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I can’t stand Colleen Hoover
Why we need to talk about BookTok, reading, and problematic authors
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How to win your roomie prank war in ten days
Pickle-juicing your roommate’s rum and coke, and other juicy (but harmless) pranks to spice up your apartment life
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Move over, Prince Harry—there’s a new writer in town
Spare your time and read my memoir instead!
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Outdoing the doer and scamming the scammer
A guide to creatively—and safely—responding to scam Instagram DMs
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Waves of disaster: the disastrous origins and impacts of the earthquakes bordering Turkey and Syria
“We are witnessing the worst natural disaster in the WHO European Region for a century”
Home(s) away from home
A reflection on the second-generation identity crisis
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Waiting for Godiva
Valentine’s Day at Burwash Dining Hall brings up many feelings—and creates a culinary caper
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“The whole place was dressed to the nines”: Is 2023 fashion’s ‘Red Era’?
From haute couture to viral streetwear, red has been at the centre of much of 2023’s fashion news cycle
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