Toronto is privileged to have many sites intrinsically tied to gay history, and one of those is none other than Glad Day Bookshop. Founded by Canadian gay rights activists in the 70s, it claims the title of the oldest LGBTQIA2S+…
Things to do in University, from a Graduating Student
Your undergraduate years are a time to try new things, figure out what your interests are, and to take advantage of all the amazing programs and opportunities available to you. With that in mind, here is my list of recommendations to make the most of your undergrad.
From U of T to Musical Theatre: Interview with Britta Johnson
As a current student, I'm always interested in where U of T alumni are today so I can learn from their experiences and be inspired by where a degree at U of T can take you. I had the pleasure…
Finals Week as a Visual Studies Student
Sammi Herlich class multiples
A conversation with Andrew Alvarez aka Chris in Percy Jackson🗡️
Recently, I had the chance to have a conversation with Andrew Alvarez who plays Chris Rodriguez in the new Percy Jackson Series! As someone who grew up with these books, getting to watch the new series so cool, and getting…
5 Impactful University of Toronto Alumni
University of Toronto is a place known for churning out some seriously bright minds. This school has seen its fair share of alumni who've made waves on a global scale. Let's dive into the stories of five U of T…
My TIFF Experience and How to Make the Most of the Festival as a Student!
Despite living here for 3 Septembers, this was my first year attending TIFF (Toronto International Film Festival), and I wanted to share what the festival is like as someone with the Under 25 Pass.
Confidence Boosting Tips from being in The Festival of Dance
On March 31st, I had the honour to perform among other U of T dancers at Canada’s largest university dance festival—the Festival of Dance. This is a show performed annually at Hart House, and it would be in-person for the…
Signing Off
Two years of blogging for Life@UofT, and my time as a blogger is coming to an end. Welcome to my final post! I’m sad to be leaving but it’s time for me to graduate (fingers crossed I manage to hand…
A Low-key Approach to Journaling and Creative Writing
Journaling has been a really productive and creative way for me to process my emotions. It can be intimidating but once I started trying it casually, I found it really helpful to declutter my brain and lighten my mental load.…