Looking back at 2023, and looking forward to 2024: four students share their reflections
Dry pillowcasesKeira Johannson On the first day of January, I rang in the new year from the comfort of my…
Vanessa Bogacki
Stories from below 0 degrees
There’s dew on the lawnKeira Johannson There’s dew on the lawn at seven in the morning. I see it sparkle…
Paper straws are here to save the day! Or are they…?
Plastic alternatives aren’t necessarily better for us or the environment.
As caffeine-running university students, we’ve all had the experience where we pick up our morning iced coffee, excited that it…
Promoting consent culture at U of T
Poor mental health can be associated with a higher risk of facing sexual assault.
According to a Statistics Canada report released in 2022 based on 2018 data, 15 per cent of people suffering from…
U of T commemorates the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
U of T hosted a commemorative event for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, with both in-person and online attendance options.
On September 30, we all came together as a nation to remember the many Indigenous children who were forcefully removed…
Selena Gomez’s internet battles are a lesson for us all
The solution to cyber bullying may indeed be to “kill them with kindness.”
TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, and many other social media platforms have broken within the last two weeks because of the…
My role model is my mom
Young people, particularly females, often face a host of societal pressures and limitations due to gender stereotypes, systemic bias, and…
Labels harm successful individuals within the Black community
The negative effects of labels such as “Black owned” on businesses.
Along with the rise of social media, many of us have found ourselves using labels in our everyday language. After…