Volume 69 - - Page 4

My information? Public. My second job? Unacquired.

By Zoe Terzis / September 24, 2026

A tale of two shitties. Yep, we’ve all been there, coming across a scam. Given that I constantly point out

By Matthew Bain / September 24, 2026

In a decade where we are more socially isolated than ever, the allure of intimacy presented by artificial intelligence has

By Amy X. Yang / September 24, 2026

Facades of impermanence The world tries to sell you a certain idea of temporality. Your access to everything is temporary;

By Kayla Bowland / September 24, 2026

The University of Toronto refuses to invest in meaningful social change There is a serious ideological battle lurking in the

By Sarah Lam / September 24, 2026

A Historical Analysis of Trump’s Recent Renaming Spree News outlets and magazines must love Donald J. Trump. It seems like

The future of the TTC and commuting in the GTA In March 2026, Premier Doug Ford introduced Bill 98—a bill

By Amy X. Yang / August 30, 2026

“These forgetful spirits hope for resurrection / into bodies. They start to want to see the sky.” – The Aeneid,

By Emma Braho / August 30, 2026

Does reading the text of Homer’s epic really help us Ody-See more clearly? Sing to me muse, of a buy-one-get-one-free

Excerpts from an alternate ending to The Odyssey—found in a trailer, buried under SparkNotes sheets and Cheeto dust

A professor and a student walk out of a movie theater