As of 5:35 pm today, the university announced that 48-hour time-limited access would be provided to Quercus in order to ...

Campus Safety are seeking a person of interest after they displayed what appeared to be a box cutter and threatened a ...

The university has now suspended its use of Quercus as a “precautionary measure”, following the cyberattack on Instructure, ...

Cybersecurity group ShinyHunters claimed responsibility for attack, giving affected universities until May 12 to negotiate ...

From U of T events to some NHL games, traditional land acknowledgements have become increasingly commonplace in Canadian public spaces. The purpose of such acknowledgements should be self-evident in ...

Humans love stories. Far before moving pictures and writing, fiction existed in the forms of oral storytelling, dances, and dramas. Unfortunately, unlike paintings and books, these forms couldn’t ...

Content warning: this article contains a brief mention of suicide. More and more Canadians need doctors, and this is a profession that more and more Canadians are blocked from becoming. Medical ...

“We, the management of this organization that are trusted with stewarding this space… we offer an apology,” Brandon Rhéal Amyot — the then-chairperson of the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) — ...

Content warning: This article contains discussions of sexual assault, misogyny, misogynistic language, and stereotypes. The popularity of man-centric podcasts and overall discourse surrounding ...

“We don’t recognize them as campus groups largely because they are not open to everyone,” said university spokesperson Elizabeth Church. Official campus group recognition requires that a group be ...

In 1994, lacrosse officially became Canada’s national summer sport. The sport of lacrosse does not originate from European colonizers. Rather, Indigenous peoples invented and played the sport, albeit ...