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Amid venue closures across the city, local artists, studios, and performers push back with creative and accessible alternatives
“We’re going to figure it out. We’d like it to be easier, but try and stop us” On Mar 16, The Other Guise Theatre Society announced that they may have to sell their venue at 716 Johnston St after an investor had to back out of the project back in June 2023. ...
‘Big Stuff’ unpacks attachment and grief with comedic flair
Managing emotional baggage has never been more fun Why do we keep certain objects? Sentimental reasons? Familiarity? Never got around to throwing it out? Certain you’ll need it one day? Got into a hobby you swear you’ll get back into? Collections? Intentional and...
‘In My Day’ is a moving exploration of the AIDS crisis
“I told you I had a story” In 1981, a disease appeared among the queer and drug-using communities in New York. As the disease continued to spread, it was initially coined as gay-related immune deficiency (GRID), as it was believed that the disease was isolated...
Meet the students running for lead director positions in 2026
Voting begins March 4 at 9:00 a.m. and closes on March 6 at 3:00 p.m. Outreach and University Relations Katie King Katie King is a second-year history major and is the current director of student affairs. She is running for director of outreach and university...Our Digital Print Issue
