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My Neighbour’s Garden By Maryam Raheel, Contributor My neighbour’s garden blossoms with summer’s palette, Her yard an assortment of each…
Arts
Is art activism actually hurting the planet?
Is art activism actually hurting the planet?
Environmental art activism has turned out to be a potent resource for creating awareness and stimulating change. However, despite the…
The Blackwood Gallery’s Quiet Parade
From ASL interpretation music to a royal storm cloud in a ballgown, the Quiet Parade was truly a sight to behold.
If you saw a storm cloud in a ball gown walking around campus on Wednesday: no, you weren’t seeing things….
The Toronto concert scene
Toronto’s concert scene is brought back by local fans, musicians, and event coordinators–despite post-pandemic challenges.
It is no secret that the pandemic had an intense impact on Toronto’s live-performance industry. Concerts and festivals struggled to…
Scenic ‘Sauga and its absent art
Destination-free leisurely walking revealed that Mississauga is ample in aesthetic potential, but scant in creative expression.
Walking around the city brings you to many sites of aesthetic potential. The everyday architecture of Mississauga’s urban landscape can…
Disney live-action remakes: Who even wanted this?
Exploring how fan-hate fails to incentivise Disney to stop remaking their beloved classics.
On August 10, 2024, Walt Disney Studios uploaded the trailer for Snow White (2025). The film is a live action…
Reflecting on Rosalía’s El Mal Querer
The power of Flamenco and story-telling in music.
In 2018, flamenco-trained artist, Rosalía, released her conceptual album El Mal Querer. The album is structured as a narrative that…
The end of an iconic era: From “brat summer” to “demure” fall
Transitioning from an exciting summer to a mindful fall semester.
The end of summer is a time for us to reflect on all our experiences, good and bad, over the…
On Task Studio: A soft place to land for Toronto artists
Why this local creative believes it’s okay to not have it all figured out.
“I’m constantly still figuring out who I am,” says Alexandra Howell of On Task Behaviour. We’re sitting in the studio…
The Medium’s declassified school survival guide: fashion edition
Back-to-school trends and ideas for what to wear on campus this year.
September is here, which means the fall term is officially upon us. As the seasons change, the beautiful sun transforms…
Dear kindergartener self. Sincerely, the almost graduate
“As you grow older and time passes, your feelings will change. Life is all about balance.”
Dear kindergardener self, Hi! I hope you are having the best time in Serbia! Make sure to go to the…
Here’s what TV got wrong: what going back to school is really like
News flash! You are not the main character.
When I was in elementary school, I could not wait until high school and university. However, when I finally arrived,…
September on the screen
Movie recommendations for the back-to-school season.
It can be difficult to get back into an academic zone or be excited about school after months of enjoying…
Back-to-school beats
The perfect music playlist for a walk around campus.
As classes start up again, you might be feeling a mix of emotions. If so, here are a few tracks…
As You Like It: A Review
Theatre Erindale reminds us why Shakespeare is still performed 300 years later in As You Like It.
Maybe it’s the former theatre kid in me or perhaps it’s my English major, but when I learned that Theatre…