The Uncomplicated Darkness words by Sophie Esther Ramsey illustration by Chelsey Wang I stand knocking behind this door, nails wedged into one breathless demand: that the pitiless wood keep me inert no more and release me from time’s hands. The cold taught me all I know, paralysing my pleading limbs. The uncomplicated darkness was once […]
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How the modern horror genre is using science to reimagine their monsters
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The Strand: What year are you and what are your majors? Maximus Caron: I’m in fourth year and my majors are forest conservation and human geography, and then I have a minor in political science. What is your research? I was working with the City of Mississauga as an invasive species forester and summer student.
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11 PM Elegy words by Max Friedman-Coleillustration by Cameron Ashley And the buildings are breathing like beastsAnd time is imprisoned in aspicAnd the streetlights stare down in shameAnd the ever-beating tide of the city is beginning to ebb. And the car carapaces are funhouse mirrorsAnd the stumbling students huddle like penguins on the pavementAnd the
Ushering in a new era of equity on campus
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An interview with Lesa Williams-George, Victoria University’s first Director of Equity, Inclusion & Transformative Practices
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What Canada’s spookiest disappearance reveals about Canada’s treatment of Indigenous Peoples
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This reduction in student group space comes alongside other recent student centre changes
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