Whatever By Sherene Almjawer On the first Thursday of the holidays, my mom and I strolled around IKEA throwing little…
On January 3, Premier Doug Ford announced that the increase of cases caused by the Omicron variant has resulted in…
The end of term always has us stressed out and working at full capacity. During these times, we must recognize…
When I first heard the term ‘third culture kid,’ I could not think of anything else that described me better….
Amazon and the phrase “questionable labour practices” have become almost synonymous. In an increasingly automated world, the relationship between robots…
No one would want to follow the dumpster fire which was the year 2020, yet, 2021 took up the challenge…
On November 28, member of U of T’s Medicine Department and staff physician at St. Michael’s Hospital, Dr. Robert Sargeant,…
CW: Suicide, mental illness, depression On November 10, the Department of Recreation, Athletics & Wellness announced that the University of…
Like many aspiring authors, G.E. White began writing fiction in middle school. Tweens often gravitate to fanfiction—a genre based on…
Set in recession-era Toronto, Dr. Maria Cichosz’s novel Cam & Beau tells the story of two best friends sharing unspoken…
On October 26, the BBC published an article titled “We’re being pressured into sex by some trans women” which discussed…
With the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, many communities and organizations have endured several unexpected challenges. One heavily affected group is the…
Mark Niewiarowski is a University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) alumnus. In 2019, he graduated with an Honours Bachelor of Arts…
As autumn leaves begin falling down like pieces into place, Taylor Swift’s re-recording of her fourth studio album, Red, is…
I stood in front of a book cart that my colleagues and I call “recovery”—misplaced items that need to be…
