Climate change already dominates headlines and activist agendas, but now the spotlight is increasingly falling on the lifestyles of the…
Stop for a second and think about how you got to where you are right now. It may be the…
In the dynamic world of business, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) stand out as pivotal strategies for organizations aiming for growth,…
The Toronto Raptors we know and love are back. The team has reclaimed their status as an average NBA team…
From changing expectations for work to technological advancements such as generative artificial intelligence (AI), the workplace is being redefined as…
Historically, sports have categorized athletes into two leagues: men and women. This binary fails to consider athletes with non-normative gender…
In recent years, transgender-identifying athletes have been seen as role models for members of 2SLGBTQI+ communities. Setting personal and world-records,…
Many universities actively strive to become more inclusive by providing student members of the trans community with wellness resources and…
Theatre kids are often stereotyped as being “those loud Broadway lovers that sing in public.” At the University of Toronto…
Classic literature persists through individuals who revive old works in modern ways. In her novel The Song of Achilles, author…
Finding a reflection of yourself in the art you enjoy is a wonderful feeling. If you need some new music,…
Spoiler warning: this article discusses scenes from Bros. The comedy film Bros, directed by Nicholas Stoller, recently premiered at the…
Spoiler warning: this article discusses scenes from My Policeman. Released earlier this month on Prime Video, Michael Grandage’s second directorial feature…
Professor R. Cassandra Lord’s upcoming book “Performing Queer Diasporas: Friendships, Proximities, and intimacies in Pride Parades” focuses on Pelau MasQUEERade,…
In 2017, for her paper titled “In-durable Sociality: Precarious Life in Common and the Temporal Boundaries of the Social,” Professor…
