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Volume 41, Issue 15 (January 26, 2015)

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News

Giving a voice to international students

UTSU is calling on U of T and the Ontario government to pay greater attention to international student issues including representation on Governing Council,...

UTM chess places third

Club ties, loses only to St. George in national tournament

UTMSU explores the politics of pride

The annual UTMSU Pride Week was back with a variety of events last week on campus. During...

More grants, less loans

Canadian student group calls for reduced tuition fees for all

Comment

Looking at the good and the bad

I’ve been thinking about the fact that there are some groups that work to improve students’ outlooks at university, some that are indifferent, and some that prey on students, primarily for money. Most groups are a mix. And all three types affect us at...

Response: not about all-gender washrooms

Natalie Woloshyn

I am an alumna, class of 2005. I like to come visit the campus...

Vivid symbols of the past

Sharon Kowalski

Learning something about my family on a trip to Auschwitz

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A&E

Mississauga talent spreads to Toronto

Where do artists trying to establish themselves and their work go to get recognition? Tucked away in a little corner on Richmond Street, Trinity...

Cruz Reviews: February Trailers

JUPITER ASCENDING This sci-fi flick centres on the idea that alien heirs and heiresses are...

Theatre Erindale goes on a picnic

Student actors give another stellar performance in Picnic, their fourth play of 2015

CBC just got a little stranger

Kathelene Cattell-Daniels

Strange Empire is empowering and puts women in charge

Visiting the ROM from your house

Kaitlyn Fernandes

Virtual tours allow art lovers to tour the gallery from the couch

Hungry for more

In Daniel Barnz’s Cake, Jennifer Aniston plays Claire Bennett, a middle-aged woman suffering from...

Red Rising packs a punch

Pierce Brown’s latest novel doesn’t let readers down

Features

Guess who’s coming for dinner

It’s not hard to imagine walking with your friend across campus and complaining about how gruelling your professor’s midterm just was. Most of us...

So who brought the study snacks?

The facilitated study group model at UTM works for some students, and not for others

Looking ahead to the next chapter

Andreea Mihai & Laura Mccallum

“Human books” share their experiences and advice with students at the Living Library

Eat internationally while on the go

Madeleine Brown

Chartwells brings new packaging and flavours to their line of travel-friendly food products

Gaeng Kiew Warn Kai

Madeleine Brown

Who’d have thought that we’d ever have an actual professional chef contributing to Blackboard...

Sports

Isaac Owusu: writing his own story

Isaac Owusu is an athlete. But like many students, his career goals were not set in stone while he was going through the motions...

UTSPAN analyzes sport

Some 15 people showed up to the first meeting for the U of T...

U of T edges the Lions 3-2

On Saturday night, as superstars from the NHL laid back and enjoyed casually showcasing...

U of T football honours players

Last Thursday evening, the University of Toronto Varsity Blues football program held their first...