A retrospective on the inaugural Screenwriters’ Supper
Looking back on the Cinema and Media Arts department’s first Screenwriters’ Supper
Ballroom culture: A vibrant history and lasting legacy
An exploration of the Ballroom scene and its significance to queer and Black culture.
The Goldfarb Gallery’s new exhibitions highlight culture and innovation
An analysis and exploration of “An Ocean to Livity” and “Unfolding Worlds” in the Goldfarb Gallery.
Tommy Youngsteen keeps classic rock alive
A Canadian all-star tribute band brings energy and emotion to the live music scene.
KUUMBA turns 30: Healing through the arts
Toronto’s iconic Black Futures Festival marks three decades of music, dance, and community.
Teaching Shakespeare: 21st-century wisdom from the world-renowned Will
A conversation with Professor Deanne Williams on her transformative experiential Shakespeare course, and her recent scholarship.
York alumna’s debut poetry collection a feat of pensive playfulness
A review of “Scientific Marvel” by Chimwemwe Undi.
Valley rediscovers their roots with new album “Water the Flowers, Pray for a Garden”
Toronto-based band Valley reflects on how isolation, healing, and creative freedom shaped their most personal album yet.