Content warning: This article discusses antisemitism, Nazism, police brutality, and anti-Palestinian racism. Unless you’re too busy rushing to class, you may have noticed the clusters of swastikas ...

Following the November release of his latest polemical work, Question Authority — a provocative critique of contemporary culture and politics — I sat down at Trinity College with Professor Mark ...

In his book Society of the Spectacle, French philosopher Guy Debord argues that the present state of social life is becoming dominated by “productions of the economy” and shifting our reality “from ...

As I was ushered into the Horseshoe Tavern by a burly security guard on a windy Saturday night, one thing was immediately clear: I was out of place. Despite my freshly cut bangs and oversized cowboy ...

Navigating autism can be challenging for families and individuals, seeking reliable resources and support online. To address this, Odosa Obasuyi — a third-year computer science, math, and cognitive ...

It happens to the best of us: an Instagram acquaintance debuts her new boyfriend — a forgettable white man clad in a Patagonia vest over a pale blue dress shirt, or just a Rotman student dressing the ...

At the end of each academic year, students using UTSG’s meal plans may find themselves in a tricky situation — they have too much money left on their plan to use up before the end of the year. These ...

In the ever-evolving world of professional sports, lucrative television deals have become a cornerstone of the industry’s economic growth. From billion-dollar NFL broadcasting contracts to global ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept. The technology is being woven into the fabric of our daily lives. From the facial recognition features on our phones to Netflix’s ...

Money isn’t just a necessity — it’s a love language. Sure, it doesn’t text you back on those dark and lonely nights or help you with your group project, but it always knows how to take your breath ...

On March 28, Ontario released its 2023 Sunshine List — the annual record of all public sector employees in the province with salaries over $100,000 per year. In honour of the Money Issue, The Varsity ...