Victoria College’s approach towards anti-Black racism
The Scarborough Charter and Black History Month events and commitments
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Volume 66 Issue 7
Students voice grievance over university’s response to New College’s most recent voyeurism incident
An act of voyeurism was committed on January 9 at Wilson Hall, New College
Wise words from the concussed: a reflection on tantalising technology
I had the misfortune of acquiring a concussion the very first weekend back from school. The average person knows what this means: no screen time, no cognitively heavy activities, and a strong emphasis on shutting your brain off for a few days to weeks of time. In summary, a UofT student’s worst nightmare. While I
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AI and regime types: who benefits and how?
Navigating the New Frontier: AI’s role in shaping political landscapes
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The Faculty of Arts and Sciences nixed the Creativity and Society major. Why didn’t they ask students first?
Faculty’s rejection of the Creative Expression and Society major program is the latest in a series of failures of accountability
Ten of my highly researched well-thought-out predictions for 100 years from now
[puts on Princess Diana-esque voice] I think, in 2124, people will be more metallic…
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blogTO: the REAL Immersive Art Experience
SO immersive that I might be stuck here in a state of perpetual horror forever! Amazing!
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Aluminum Rib
Aluminum Rib words by Malaika Mitraillustration by Patrick Ignasiak I, a servantof titanium skyhave ground soil to rootin rabid search;beneath the iron horizon, amongstclay-filled waves —I build her bodyout of the dustleft from the crushing of a geological age.Her gold veinstiptoe under skinas xylem inobedient trunk — fat toes clutchingloam beforeshe too meltsinto myfluid-filled dreams; Ocean, river,
Telecommunication
Telecommunication words by Patrick Ignasiakillustration by Cameron Ashley Spasms, into you, the not-allzero fitted to onenothing you can see, you-branchof spidered out hypertextmothering yourself: silicon chips, set out to eatyour way outsidemicrovoid, its syntaxdithering off, passes through,scatters; you redressmy mistress’ eyes inliquidcrystal thinness. Remains slouch,half-chewed hemoglobin,fiber-optic, you swallow