A reflection on the 2024 evolution of social media
Navigating the good and bad of the social media landscape Right before New Year’s Eve, I found myself making a […]
Opinions, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 5
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Stranded, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 5
2025 Ins and Outs
Everything is like a belly button – it’s either in or out As The Strand’s resident trend forecaster, I take
Poetry, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 5
Somptult
There are many meshed and just enough, so in their brittle wakefulness molluscs that lumped. Cancerous behind their voices. Shook
Science, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 4
Where science finds its home and who it lives with
How our perceptions of who does science are wrong Since we were children, science was presented to us in a
Poetry, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 4
sedation
Gesticulating ginger roots to knuckle-bones in rivers scrapedof solitude sallow and sinkingfeeling sends moonshine minglingflexing her fingers in jugscharcoal chisels
Poetry, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 4
The ecstasy of germs
These smithereens I – our little segmentations, clearly visible, emerges as human bodies, as the mood to fill your apartment
Poetry, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 4
i do not know banyan trees
instead florida palms and pines,home sits in grid-rows of asphalt shingles and gleaming canals,no grand mountains, no ancient valleys.home is
Arts and Culture, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 4
The House and The Home: a GLAM exhibition
Victoria GLAM wants to make you feel at home Victoria University’s own Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums (GLAM) pre- professional
Arts and Culture, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 4
The politics of belonging
When culture becomes a competition They say that university is where we find our people. We tend to gravitate towards
News and Politics, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 4
Victoria College’s Fall 2024 Caucus Report
An overview of Vic’s Fall 2024 Caucus Administrative Reports Registrar Yvette Ali started the caucus with a report on the