Review: A Master Builder (2013)
During their lifelong friendship, Andre Gregory and Wallace Shawn have always strived to experiment with both forms of cinema and theater. My Dinner with Andre takes place in only one …
Month: February 2018
Understanding HIV/AIDS Today
On Monday January 22, the Centre for Gender and Social Justice and Trent Oxfam co-hosted a Creating Spaces event focused on HIV/AIDS. Zoe Easton facilitated the event with questions, which …
Arthur Needs You
The LGBTQ+ community is unequivocally vibrant and diverse. An unfortunate reality is that with this diversity comes a system of social stratification with multiple factors determining the level of privilege …
Let’s Keep Talking about Gender-Neutral Washrooms
…because clearly we need to. Last issue, an article containing two opposing views about the gender-neutral washrooms was published. It was taken down at the request of the students, but …
Stabbing Caesar: Hot Belly Mama’s
Hot Belly Mama’s is a long time favourite of mine. Located downtown between Nata’s Café and the Olde Stone Brewing Company (with whom they share a beer menu and an …
TISA Facts #1: Renting Downtown
Putting it lightly, living off campus – away from the sheltered nature of residence-life and living a short walk away from your classrooms – can be incredibly daunting. There’s a …
Because I Have A Birthmark
Sunday marked the world premiere of Lester Alfonso’s documentary memoir Birthmark at the ReFrame Film Festival. Birthmark delves into the process of making this film and Alfonso’s personal journey to …
Reframe: A Review
There isn’t much to look forward to in January in Canada. Once the gaiety and good cheer of the holiday period fade away and the Gregorian calendar has marked the …