“In my first year, I read The Daily all the time and loved how it explored all the cultural and social justice issues I cared… Read More »Public Editor: Some solutions to The Daily’s marginalization problem
Canadian scientists question the sustainability of recommending fish intake
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If you have one beer this summer, it better be at Mondial de la Biére
Kimmie Weeks wanted to help fix “the poverty that kills”
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As someone who has worked closely with this year’s SSMU exec, I found Jake Heller’s Hyde Park (“We’re spending $120,000 on what?”, March 30) to… Read More »Hyde Park: SSMU works damn hard
Looking to change the way health care is delivered in the developing world, one cell phone at a time
Using secret evidence and an assumption of guilt to detain non-citizens indefinitely under threat of deportation, security certificate legislation inflicts high consequences on detainees with… Read More »Campus eye: Charkoui speaks out
Afghanistan’s history is ridden with invasion and foreign occupation. It abounds with insurgency, and is scarred by incessant conflict. Migration is a permanent feature of… Read More »Hyde Park: Our commitment is to humanity
Amelia Schonbek wonders why women are largely absent from the Western art canon
Panelists consider science in Islamic states
What: Impressive calzones How much? The dough uses ingredients that should be lying around; it’ll cost you maybe $20 max for the fillings Why? Because… Read More »Friends with Food: How to impress your parents
We write this letter to express the concerns we share as five Residence Academic Staff members (floor fellows). Although we have been in constant conversation… Read More »Hyde Park: Let’s talk about residence issues