October 2021

Reading Neil Gaiman on Halloween

Reading Neil Gaiman on Halloween

Former Trinity Provost Accused of Sexual Harassment

Former Trinity Provost Accused of Sexual Harassment

A Return to Normalcy: Halloween 2021

A Return to Normalcy: Halloween 2021

Coronas with Corona

Coronas with Corona

Aqua Vitae

Horror Movies: Art or a Mirror of Humanity’s Darkest Desires?

Horror Movies: Art or a Mirror of Humanity’s Darkest Desires?

Frightening Flicks: Halloween Film and Show Recommendations

Frightening Flicks: Halloween Film and Show Recommendations

Please Don’t Stop Taking Your Medication: the Myth of the Tortured Artist

Please Don’t Stop Taking Your Medication: the Myth of the Tortured Artist

Book Review: Ten Lessons for a Post-Pandemic World by Fareed Zakaria

Book Review: Ten Lessons for a Post-Pandemic World by Fareed Zakaria

Myths, Facts, and Experiences: An Exploration of ADHD and Those Who Have It

Myths, Facts, and Experiences: An Exploration of ADHD and Those Who Have It

Mental Health Spotlight: TCMHI and TASAH

Mental Health Spotlight: TCMHI and TASAH

A Fungal Future

A Fungal Future

The Future of Synthetic Biology

The Future of Synthetic Biology

Best Places To Go in T.O.

Best Places To Go in T.O.

Ontario’s 10-cent Minimum Wage Increase: Catalyst for Economic Growth, or Blatant Insult to Citizen Welfare?

Ontario’s 10-cent Minimum Wage Increase: Catalyst for Economic Growth, or Blatant Insult to Citizen Welfare?

Changing the Constitutional Order: Albertans Set to Vote on Equalization Payments

Changing the Constitutional Order: Albertans Set to Vote on Equalization Payments

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

By 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
Lest We Forget

Published on : 11 Nov 2020

By 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,
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
Canada Abandons Plans of Free-Trade Agreement with China

Published on : 15 Oct 2020

After four years of tumultuous relations with the eastern economic superpower, Foreign Affairs Minister announces Canada is ending negotiations for a free-trade agreement with China Ciara McGarry, Associate News Editor

Trinity Food Systems and Exciting Prospects for Sustainability

Published on : 3 May 2022

By: Freyja Moser credit: Zayd Diz As part of a generation plagued by environmental destruction and the looming threat of climate change, things can sometimes feel hopeless…as if nothing you
The Gossip About Trinity College Students

Published on : 3 May 2022

James Jiang, Trinity News Staff Writer Let’s paint a caricature of the average Trinity College student. Convinced that they are the aristocrats and nobility of UofT, Trinity students are snobs.
Backstage with the Trinity College Drama Society: An Interview on the Hart House Theater Festival

Published on : 3 May 2022

By: Isaiah Hazelwood, Senior Staff Editor source: Hart House After a year-long dark winter of COVID-19, the Trinity College Drama Society (TCDS) has returned to the stage at the Hart
“I want Trinity to be its best self, for sure. And what’s its best self? It’s all these fantastic students and people that are also talented.”

Published on : 3 May 2022

A conversation with Provost Mayo Moran about the culture of Trinity College, George Eliot, the Nuremberg Trials, and everything in between By Mila Yarovaya, Editor-in-Chief Whenever my mind drifts away
Open Science: the new status quo?

Published on : 3 May 2022

by Alexander Nassar source: TEDx Talks Six months ago now, when I set out to choose the last ten courses of my undergraduate, I came across ‘Research Readiness –

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