Like a “real” girl
A sociological understanding of how AI adopts and reproduces oppressive, traditionally ‘feminine’ gender roles. The relationship between gender and artificial
Features, Volume 69, Volume 69 issue 2
Volume 69
Features, Volume 69, Volume 69 issue 2
You are your own voyeur
The paradox of male performativity I recently got into a tiff with a friend of mine about the pink heart
Opinions, Volume 69, Volume 69 issue 2
Domestically manufactured fallacies
For a social and political power so constantly exploited by the United States as language, even the current administration demonstrates
Opinions, Uncategorized, Volume 69, Volume 69 issue 2
My information? Public. My second job? Unacquired.
A tale of two shitties. Yep, we’ve all been there, coming across a scam. Given that I constantly point out
Opinions, Volume 69
The settlers win when the Earth stops breathing
Modern science fiction by African-American authors show an imagined, vitalized Earth that thoroughly disrupts colonial narratives. In my early encounters
Opinions, Volume 69, Volume 69 issue 2
Cuddling with a chatbot and its consequences
In a decade where we are more socially isolated than ever, the allure of intimacy presented by artificial intelligence has
Editorial, Volume 69, Volume 69 issue 2
Linger
Facades of impermanence The world tries to sell you a certain idea of temporality. Your access to everything is temporary;
News and Politics, Volume 69 issue 2
What is the Future of Education?
The University of Toronto refuses to invest in meaningful social change There is a serious ideological battle lurking in the
News and Politics, Volume 69 issue 2
The Name of the Game
A Historical Analysis of Trump’s Recent Renaming Spree News outlets and magazines must love Donald J. Trump. It seems like
News and Politics, Volume 69, Volume 69 issue 2
The Costs of Bill 98
The future of the TTC and commuting in the GTA In March 2026, Premier Doug Ford introduced Bill 98—a bill