by Audrey Lin, Press & Written Media Team The Western literary canon has long been exemplified by glorified nostalgia and intellectual elitism. Diverse contemporary writing is often relegated to extra-credit assignments and summer reading, while students analyze the same books that their teachers did as teenagers. Not to say that…

by Christian Geramita, Press & Written Media Team INTRODUCTION: Upon reading the article title, many of you probably felt that you already knew what the article was about. However, have any of you ever considered the implications of Tinker? How it affects your ability to protest? How to stand up…

by Magdalena Styś, Press & Written Media Team I don’t think I’ve met a single high school student who isn’t afraid of math — and this is coming from someone who has always gotten very good grades in math and who’s surrounded by equally mathematically skilled students. Every math test…

by Christian Geramita, Press & Written Media Team You hear it all the time… “Don’t forget to do your homework!” “Please pick up your brother after school!” “Stop playing video games and help your father!” …and so on. With our increasingly busy lives, it’s almost impossible to make time for…

by Audrey Lin, Press & Written Media Team As Margaret Atwood once said, “A word after a word after a word is power.” The power of language inspires many students to write, whether it be essays for class or personal journal entries. However, for students who hope to pursue a…

by Karly Hou Dear Wave Family, Happy Holidays! Congratulations to every student, parent, and educator for finishing strong this semester at school, especially given ongoing pandemic challenges. …

by Kayla Trujillo, Press & Written Media Team Emily, my new roommate, was exasperated and glaring at the assortment of paper sheets that spread all over her table. “What’s wrong?” I said tentatively. This was my new roommate, after all, college is odd. We’re suddenly thrown into a playing field…

By Magdalena Styś, Press & Written Media Team I wouldn’t consider myself a nosy person, but if there’s something I enjoy finding out about others for no particular reason, it’s how they organize their bookshelves. I enjoy looking at bookshelves organized by color and swoon over the Instagram-worthy rainbow of…

By Mihika Vyas, Press & Written Media Team What does it mean to major in Peace, Conflict and Justice? I first heard about majoring in Peace, Conflict and Justice in my freshman year at the University of Toronto. The program was introduced to me as “PCJ” through an alumni of…