What we can learn from Black authors
I am not an avid reader. For a long time, graphic novels with fantastical illustrations were the only stories I…
Tiana Dunkley
A proverb a day keeps the doctor away
Balance is keyIshaan Sethi My late grandmother had a saying that ruled my father’s every decision, and it now rules…
The White Lotus is more than a series about the rich
A recap of the themes and main plot points from the first two seasons of the series.
During the holiday break, a meme of a bawling Jennifer Coolidge shooting a pistol in a boat cabin filled my…
Got resolutions? The RAWC is ready
The RAWC’s new improvements are perfect for your fitness resolutions.
As students, faculty, and staff return to the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) for the start of the winter semester,…
Five 2SLGBTQI+ artists that use their music to tell impactful stories
Exploring some new and up-in-coming creatives that are worth the listen.
Finding a reflection of yourself in the art you enjoy is a wonderful feeling. If you need some new music,…
Here’s what happens when Pride and the Caribbean diaspora intersect
Professor R. Cassandra Lord speaks about how the Pelau MasQUEERade helps disrupt normative notions of Pride by creating a space for queer people of colour.
Professor R. Cassandra Lord’s upcoming book “Performing Queer Diasporas: Friendships, Proximities, and intimacies in Pride Parades” focuses on Pelau MasQUEERade,…
Our troubling climate represented in The Parable of the Sower
Published in 1993, Octavia Butler’s novel The Parable of the Sower tells the story of Lauren Oya Olamina, a 15-year-old…