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Who’s hungry?
Aaron Vansintjan • November 25, 2013
How food security solutions sustain colonialism and feed the rich Read More
For moonlight siblings on the Transgender Day of Remembrance
Kai Cheng Thom • November 18, 2013
To: Islan Nettles Fashion Intern, Harlem, New York City An Open Letter Re: Our lives, intertwined “The dead leave us starving with mouths full of love.” – Anne Michaels, “Memoriam” Dear Islan, Did you ever hear the story of Sadako Sasaki, the girl who folded 1,000 paper cranes? Sadako was… Read More
Pushing boundaries
Eric White • October 28, 2013
Falling on the spectrum between straight and queer Read More
The racism in healthy food
Aaron Vansintjan • October 17, 2013
Why we need to stop telling others what to eat Read More
A strange compassion
Kai Cheng Thom • October 7, 2013
Confronting the attempted rapist at the door Read More
Gentrification is not grand
Aaron Vansintjan • September 30, 2013
‘Neutral’ journalism and the working class neighbourhood Read More
Asking the right questions
Kai Cheng Thom • September 30, 2013
A letter of thanks to Juliano Mer-Khamis Read More
The Act of Killing
L.G.H. • April 4, 2013
Mise-en-abyme cinema and the Indonesian Massacres Read More
What’s wrong with rape culture
Mona Luxion • April 4, 2013
Moving campus feminism beyond sexual politics Read More
For children of colour who have attempted suicide
Kai Cheng Thom • April 4, 2013
Whom I talk about when I talk about writing Read More
Maybe the guy in the tin-foil hat has a point
Elena Dugan • April 4, 2013
Bigfoot, zombies, and the search for truth Read More
Labour rally outside of James building
Lola Duffort • March 21, 2013
Faculty, students, and staff gathered in front of the James Administration building yesterday to rally against recent administrative actions. The rally was held roughly two hours before Senate, where the administration’s new rules governing protests were to be put forward for information – though not officially voted on. Union and… Read More