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The tender indifference of the world
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The Strand reviews Shadow and Bone
A dive into Netflix’s formulaic YA dystopia
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What does silence say?
On Renaming Ryerson, the Azarova affair, “This isn’t Canada,” and student papers’ potential
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The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on women in STEM
Findings highlighted from Canada-wide survey of graduate studies by the Toronto Science Policy Network at UofT
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So, you’re alone on a Friday night
Untangling the cookie-cutter party culture amongst undergraduate students.
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A poet’s exploration of framework and memories: An interview with Mihaela Vacarciuc
Victoria College is home to many skilled, creative artists. With its reputation for having ambitious and driven students, it is no surprise that Victoria College has produced some of the most influential writers, literary critics, and scholars in Canada. The Strand sat down with third-year, Mihaela Vacariuc, also known as Michelle, and discussed her journey
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Ten Toronto coffee shops perfect for studying—and your Instagram
Ten coffee shops in walking distance from campus you need be studying and ‘gramming
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