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John Strachan, Cornwall, and Me

Published on : 18 Mar 2021

Colin Keith-Hill In 1806, Trinity’s own John Strachan founded my high school. I am originally from Cornwall, Ontario, and I went to Cornwall Collegiate and Vocational School, affectionately known as
Moving Day: A Truck, Some Furniture, and A Scam

Published on : 15 Sep 2020

Deborah Wong, Senior Features/Op-eds Editor Photo source: AARP Bulletin “You have to send the money now, $350 right now”“I was told over the phone there would be no deposit necessary” “No,
Rashid Mohiddin: self-publishing during a pandemic

Published on : 2 Mar 2021

The least conventional bibliophile one could ever meet, Mohiddin claims, “Books aren’t good. They haven’t been good for a long time.” Vikram Nijhawan, Staff Writer “The physicality of a book
What did 2020 Teach Us About Friendships?

Published on : 15 Jan 2021

By Lilly Stewart María Medem When Amanda Brady returned home in March from the small liberal arts college she attends, she finally decided to go on a solo hike. As
Lest We Forget

Published on : 11 Nov 2020

Shruti Nistandra, Associate Editor War: a usurper of countless lives; a bearer of loss. Twice in our history, the whole world has been engulfed in the carnage of war, which
Let’s Be Thankful For Online Learning

Published on : 15 Oct 2020

Alex Trachsell, Staff Writer With Thanksgiving approaching (although by the time you read this, it would have passed), I’ve been trying to take a glass half-full approach to online learning.
Class Cancelled: Canadian Professors Join #ScholarStrike Protesting Anti-Black Racism

Published on : 15 Sep 2020

Rachel Chen, Senior News Editor Classes resumed last week at the University of Toronto, but many students found their faculties and classrooms closed for the first two days of school.
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Published on : 15 Sep 2021

Through the Eyes of New Students By Isaiah Hazelwood, Trinity News Senior Editor As the University of Toronto plans to return to in-person classes, Trinity college has reopened to invite
The Neighbourhood Watch – Church Wellesley Village

Published on : 15 Sep 2020

Deena Shirkool, Contributing Writer Church Wellesley Village The Church Wellesley Village (or, The Village) is a historic site in Toronto, and has contributed to the city’s tapestry of communities for
You can’t separate the art from the artist.

Published on : 15 Sep 2020

Because talent knows no (physical) bounds. Ethan Persyko, Arts and Culture Associate Editor There’s no beating around the bush: this school year isn’t going to be an average walk in

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Published on : 15 Sep 2021

Through the Eyes of New Students By Isaiah Hazelwood, Trinity News Senior Editor As the University of Toronto plans to return to in-person classes, Trinity college has reopened to invite
Animals are intelligent: Here’s the reason why and some examples of how

Published on : 15 Sep 2021

Alexander Nassar, associate editor of the science section As schools re-open their doors to students, teachers and staff, the world shifts from carefree summertime to the hustle and bustle of
Will Sending Students Back to School Lead to Increased COVID-19 Spread?

Published on : 15 Sep 2021

Aly Muhammad Ladak The problem: The COVID-19 pandemic has had immense impacts on society at large. In particular, the school closures resulting from the pandemic have produced setbacks in childhood
WOMBO AI: Trinity’s app co-founders on their path to success

Published on : 15 Sep 2021

Angad Arneja and Akshat Jagga on their latest deepfake lip-synching app and the future of digital entertainment. By Vikram Nijhawan, Senior Arts and Culture Editor Angad Arneja (left) and Akshat
Debate Night In Canada

Published on : 15 Sep 2021

The Ferocious Five Leaders Face off On Student Issues By Callan Stewart, Political Columnist Photo Source : CBC, Erin O'Toole/Creative Commons, CBC, CBC, Chris Young/The Canadian Press Tensions ran high
Worsening educational inequalities: An International Perspective

Published on : 15 Sep 2021

The Covid-19 pandemic has made access to formal education increasingly unequal. by Jade Wong Photo source: (https://www.hrw.org/report/2021/05/17/years-dont-wait-them/increased-inequalities-childrens-right-education-due-covid) On February 6, 2021, Professor Elizabeth Duey from the University of Toronto, Scarborough,
Here’s To You, Self Isolator

Published on : 15 Sep 2021

A dive into the online communities at the University of Toronto and a sincere thank you. By Cooper Barron & Eden Zorne Photo source: Hedgehog Digital on Unsplash, found here
On to Second Year: Moving on From Immunity Warfare

Published on : 15 Sep 2021

A Dialogue of Two Authors By: Elaine Zhou & Saf Shams Image Source: South China Morning Post “COMMANDER LYMPHOCYTE CELL! Please prepare for the next line of defenses!” the innate
Recommended Reads

Published on : 15 Sep 2021

The Anthropocene Reviewed by John Green | (2021) Vikram Nijhawan John Green, the beloved young adult novelist and online educator, took an unconventional approach to his latest collection of “essays
On to Life, Class of 2021

Published on : 2 May 2021

By Deborah Wong In my family, it is not common for us to study overseas. In a small town in Malaysia, my grandfather raised five children on his own after

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Laura on John Strachan, Cornwall, and Me
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Ben Xu on Lest We Forget
Stacey on Let’s Be Thankful For Online Learning
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