I’m honoured to have been granted the opportunity to be the Health & Wellness blogger at UofT for the year. As a last post, I’ve decided to write about what I’ve learnt during my time writing for the Life @…
On Change: Getting Old, Saying Goodbye
I’m horrible at introducing myself. I’m not that great at saying goodbye, either, so I thought I’d get it over with at the beginning of this post. This is my last post for Life @ U of T. Blogging here…
The End of Essays
So last Tuesday I wrote an essay. I wrote it like most other essays, reluctantly and with heavy doses of caffeine. It was only after I was finished that I stopped and realized that it was the last one, the…
Spring Cleaning
It's almost the end of the year. The end of the school year always makes me fidgety. I have to remind myself to work at a slow, steady pace — as much as I'd like to storm through all of…
Blogging about Blogging
For this week’s post I had the hardest time coming up with something to write about. Over the last year, I’ve been writing weekly blog posts for CTSI, in partnership with Student Life. The posts generally follow rough guidelines: Word count:…
Nutrition Month! How to make good-for-you treats!
For Nutrition Month, I decided to do a video blog recipe, check it out! Here are pictures of the finished product!
On A Magic Bus
One of the great things about university is the endless opportunity to experience, learn, and engage with new perspectives and worldviews. Last Saturday I went on a Multi-Faith Centre hosted event, a Bus Tour of Houses of Worship in Toronto…
The Subject POSt (harhar)
April 1st is coming up!! For all with freshly completed 4.0 FCEs, this means it is time to pick your Subject POSts. Before you declare a program, make sure you know: What type it is (1, 2 or 3) What…
Cooking for yourself: A delicious adventure
We were greeted at the door by the server who was also the chef at the restaurant. He sat us down on the couch and told us to feel at home while he cooked our meal. On his way to…
In Defense of the Liberal Arts
Every time I tell somebody in my family that I'm working towards a double major in International Relations and African Studies, I'm met with silence, and then "Oh. (Pause). Are you sure you'll be able to find a job with…