Comment Editorial
UTSU resignations trigger questions of democracy
Internal replacement procedures and mixed justifications for absences warrant keeping an eye on this issue going forward
Playing favourites with finances apparently not a concern at the TCM
Voting down a motion to preserve impartiality in clubs funding was a disappointing move
Roadmapping our new year’s resolutions
An overview of The Varsity’s main projects and priorities for 2018
There’s no such thing as unbiased reporting
Relying on elusive standards of journalistic ‘objectivity’ is misleading, and it is in our best interest to adopt more attainable ideals
Back to work, but for how long?
While it facilitated students’ return to classrooms, the Ontario government’s response to the college strike was an unsatisfactory approach to resolving the labour dispute
Putting trauma in print
As sexual assault allegations continue to surface in the media, journalists must critically examine their responsibilities as storytellers and public informants
Wilful blindness to Peterson’s antics verges on impunity
The erratic professor has incited harassment, threatened students, and vilified faculty — all while the university stands idle
A quarter-million-dollar thought experiment
The secrecy surrounding the UTSU’s settlement with Sandra Hudson makes it difficult to take an informed stance on the lawsuit’s conclusion