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Teaching Democracy at the University of Toronto: Lucan Way’s Path to Inspiring the Next Generation

The creaking parquet floors and cold stone walls of the University of Toronto St. George campus hold memories from the day it opened in 1827.

Daria Bella Matuznaia

Ayra Rajwani and Roukia Ali

Humanitarian Intermission: A Breath Between The Bombs

Ayra Rajwani and Roukia Ali

As Trump and Biden applaud themselves for their roles in brokering peace, the people of Gaza are left to grapple with the wreckage of a war they never asked for.

Ayra Rajwani and Roukia Ali

Catalina Bedoya

Venezuela Unraveled: The Ongoing Battle for Power and Survival

Catalina Bedoya

Understanding Venezuela’s state is not just about politics, it’s about the global fight for democracy, human rights, and stability.

Catalina Bedoya

Swathi Sathyaseelan

Prioritizing Mental Health: Key Strategies for Students During this Exam Season

Swathi Sathyaseelan

In light of the intensity of university life, it’s important for students to adopt helpful ways that can help with their mental health and have a sense of balance.

Swathi Sathyaseelan

Claudia Minardi 1/1/21 Claudia Minardi 1/1/21

A Year Later and I’m Still Disappointed with Avengers: Endgame

As a dedicated Marvel fan, I feel the franchise deserved a better ending than Avengers: Endgame.

Jingshu Helen Yao 12/29/20 Jingshu Helen Yao 12/29/20

Yes, It is Illegal, But It is Art

Is it possible to appreciate graffiti art without taking away its authenticity?

Noah Farberman 12/23/20 Noah Farberman 12/23/20

What happens when you give a gun to a kid?

Are we more free when we’re an adult or when we’re a child?

Noah Farberman 12/23/20 Noah Farberman 12/23/20

Coco Crisp’s Last Game

If you love someone, let them go. If you love something, why the heck would you ever let it go?

Malika Daya 12/21/20 Malika Daya 12/21/20

Authenticity, A Marketing Conspiracy?

Hey there consumer, call me paranoid, but I think authenticity is a trap.

Jingshu Helen Yao 12/21/20 Jingshu Helen Yao 12/21/20

Artist Spotlight: From Tech to Painting; A Decolonization of Art

Catherine had found meaning through painting and she decided to redirect herself to pursue what she was always interested in. Through arts, she was able to reconnect with her culture and heritage, which were reflected through her spiritual painting.

Jingshu Helen Yao 12/21/20 Jingshu Helen Yao 12/21/20

Addictions: A Conversation with My Ex

Substance use was one of the big reasons that we broke up. Now it’s the time for a conversation.

Claudia Minardi 12/21/20 Claudia Minardi 12/21/20

The Digital Age and The Citizen Lab

They’re our digital guardian angels, but do we really know who they are?

Payal Dass 12/21/20 Payal Dass 12/21/20

Black Lives Matter: Why is it Still a Debate?

In 2020, should such debates still exist? Are points made by the opposing side even valid? Is there hope for change?

Claudia Minardi 12/21/20 Claudia Minardi 12/21/20

The Limitless Restrictions of Poetry

The era of Instagram poetry begs the question of whether the art form is losing its complexity.

Payal Dass 12/21/20 Payal Dass 12/21/20

Are Liberals Becoming more Illiberal?

Are we causing more harm in the process of spreading awareness for what we think is right?

Noah Farberman 12/21/20 Noah Farberman 12/21/20

The Most Vulnerable Primate

Why chimpanzees would probably be better at adapting to covid-19 than me.

Malika Daya 12/21/20 Malika Daya 12/21/20

Re-Thinking Feminism in 2020

To the chronic mansplainers in my life, this one's for you.

Malika Daya 11/9/20 Malika Daya 11/9/20

Delving into the Unknown of the Archive: A White-Washing of History

What happens when residential schools become the unknown? As the Alberta government proposes to remove any mention of residential schools from primary curriculum, they are implicitly advocating for the erasure of Indigeneity from the archive.