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Protecting the press
Attacks on journalists are universally decried, but does our perspective determine which deaths we notice?
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Colleges schedule March referenda on severing financial ties to UTSU
Colleges threaten to host votes themselves, if union refuses
31 commentsNo response from UTSU as University Affairs Board set to consider defederation on May 28
Vice-provost, students has asked UTSU for comment by May 13
Frostings, fillings, and flops
W Network’s Cupcake Girls have finally launched a shop in Toronto. But is it worth all the hype?
No commentsFILM REVIEW: Red Flag by Alex Karpovsky
Most will recognize Alex Karpovsky, director and star of the new film Red Flag, as Ray Ploshansky from the HBO [...]
Starting out small
With spring around the corner, landscape architect Senga Lindsay weighs in on the basics of urban gardening
Literature may benefit from a scientific analysis
U of T prof Adam Hammond bridges gaps between computer modeling and English in new course
No commentsTelomerase therapy hopes to remove cap on life expectancy
New treatments may provide significant increases in human lifespan
U of T students win science video contest
Scientific American’s “Iron Egghead” contest, a competition that challenges readers to explain a part or process in the human body [...]
The man behind the medals
A look at the Varsity Blues’ Brian Lee’s journey to the OUA and CIS swimming championships
No commentsThe Blues and the Jays team up
U of T joined the Jays Care Foundation to bring baseball to youth from vulnerable neighbourhoods
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MoreUnpacking the PC’s PSE plan
Hudak’s proposals would create a structurally unfair system
U of T’s best students need more challenging programs
Students entering the engineering science (EngSci) program at U of T are often in for a rude awakening. Even those [...]
The fight against unfair fees is not over yet
An op-ed from a Graduate Students’ Union Executive