How social media grew the Brodie League from Burlington to Boston Photo via Jason Seto (@ja.seto on Instagram) As with most sports, basketball is a consistently evolving game. In the ’90s, everyone wanted to jump like Michael Jordan; in the 2010s, people wanted to shoot a basketball like Steph Curry. In the 2020s, sports fans…
By Maia-Anne Erickson Click here for the audio version of the story. There once was a grand palace that stood tall like a spired tower. Its muted patterns of stucco were invisible amongst the bright lights of the marquee, and the buzz of the downtown core became deaf to the battle cries of twenty-somethings in…
AUDIO VERSION By: Chase Cooper Walking down the dimly lit steps into BSMT 254, the underground music venue is empty except for the bartenders and the ticket collector, who are ready for tonight’s sold-out show. As the opening band is setting up their equipment, the dimly lit venue starts to fill. Within an hour, the…
Voices Unveiled in the York University Strike Amidst the pulsating rhythm of academic life at York University, a tapestry of voices emerges, weaving together the narratives of academic workers and students alike amidst an unprecedented strike. The journey begins with Erin McIntosh, a spokesperson for CUPE 3903 and a PhD student, whose resolute words pierce…
Rachel Chester and one of her store associates Danielle Macdonald share two memorable interactions they’ve had with customers at the store. The first happened while a customer was finalizing their transaction and the second on a cold winter evening. Rachel Chester and Danielle MacDonald share memorable interactions they’ve had with customers at Red Pegasus.
The place where all the magic takes place. Seats and mirrors at every corner, ready for people to settle down and get beautified in comfort. (Lucas Reyes/T-dot) By: Lucas Reyes Snip snip, buzz buzz. The sounds of scissors smoothly slicing through hair and clippers shearing heads mixes with the murmur of conversation and spirited laughter…