Serena Williams makes Rogers Cup unforgettable
After a year away with injuries, Williams wins the Rogers Cup trophy in an impressive final
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It’s more than just a book
Libraries give more to the community than just a book to borrow, but a social institution where people go to for free knowledge
Your student life has an expiry date
Behind the demonstrations, petitions, workshops, and homemade pamphlets are the faces of passionate people who care about what they do. They come together to build a voice, just like how you heard the voice vouch for an endangered campus eatery.
[Streeters] What do you think about Rob Ford's proposal to cut funds for libraries?
He’s taking away from what our younger generations are going to be experiencing when it comes to what a public library feels like.
Armadillo is this summer’s hidden gem
Last year, a Danish documentary premiered at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival about the war in Afghanistan.
Excerpts from ‘The Spectral Ball of Theory’
An essay from Powe’s upcoming book Apocalypse and Alchemy: Visions of Marshall McLuhan and Northrop Frye. Read more here.
The Spectral Ball of Theory: a lyrical essay [Exclusive]
This piece was originally planned as an appendix to his upcoming book Apocalypse and Alchemy: Visions of Marshall McLuhan and Northrop Frye, but it now stands on its own.
Osgoode Law School student dies at 32
Former sex worker overcame adversities to advocate for her community
Colleges, frosh bosses, and administration hard at work extending Frosh Week 2011
A behind-the-scenes look at how frosh unfolds
[Streeters] How do you feel about the Student Centre statue being taken down?
“I think it’s an important part of York culture. It represents us. It’s part of our history. The fact that it isn’t there anymore; I’m disappointed.”