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The Suppression of Creativity and Its Ties to Lost Media
Adaptations and reiterations of past works can help the progression of creativity, but by ignoring these interpretations, it can lead to a halt for artistry.
This Job Made Me Not Hate Working
Is it the people, the pay or the community I’m a part of? No idea, but I grew to love this job.
SCSU Elections 2025: What’s at Stake and What it Means for You
The existence of SCSU is constant at our time in UTSC, but the knowledge and effort that goes into it, is lost in translation within students: here’s a closer look at the recent 2025 SCSU elections!
Experiencing Nigeria Through Food — Blessinglicious at UTSC
Diversity and inclusion extend to the food made available to the students on campus at UTSC. African students, especially international students, can find semblance to the food they eat from home when food options that reflect their culture are provided.
UTSC rings in the Year of the Snake
Multiple student organizations collaborated with the International Student Centre for the Lunar New Year by setting up tables with fun games and quizzes for the guests to play.
Fall Flourish Music Concert – The Music and Culture program at UTSC
The Music and Culture program at UTSC organizes end-of-semester events and performances. Characterized by their distinct methods of promoting music creation and performance among students, the program explores music in relation to diverse cultural, social, and historical events.
1984 by George Orwell; A Reflection of Censorship in Our World
“1984” a book written in the 1940’s by George Orwell, is a guide to identify censorship in modern politics.
Starving the System: The Power of Resistance Through Boycott
We see you. We will not support you. We will not sustain you.
The Echo of Minutes and Hours
Give your old teddy a squeeze tonight… (he knows too much)
How to survive your first Canadian winter
Whether you’ve already experienced a winter in Canada or not, there’s always something new to learn about coping with the beautiful but freezing season.
Capitalism vs. The Perception with Our Livelihoods
Humans and the incessant need to always change the way we want to be perceived.
Cancel culture on campus: Navigating free speech vs. accountability
Has cancel culture become a tool for accountability or a threat to free expression?
Wiping away the U of Tears: A First-Year Survival Guide
First year can be intimidating, frightening and every other scary word you can think of, but here’s how to make it memorable.
Is Failure Really That Bad?
Regret is the villain in your life, failure isn’t.
Windows of Light
In the whispers of prayer and the glow of morning light, I found you.
Seasons change, and so do we
As the weather gets colder and days shorter, our surroundings are not the only things changing.
Food for Thought - How Communities Strengthen Through Shared Meals
Maybe this is a sign to stop worrying about that one uncle who is on the wrong side of history and give dinner parties another chance.
Lest We Forget - Honoring Canada’s veterans at UTSC
Remembrance Day, a yearly memorial that takes place on Nov. 11, consisting of Canadians from all over the country honoring and reflecting on the sacrifices of our veterans.
A Winter Christmas?
Before repeating the sentiment of “where is the snow”, let’s gear that energy into the deeper, more obvious issue…climate change.
Kpop dance group, OOPS wins $1,000 prize at UTSC’s Homecoming
Scarborough campus’s annual talent show, UTSC’s Got Talent features artists competing for a grand prize
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