By John Voudouris For decades, scientists have been perplexed by the biological anomaly that iscancer. Around 10 million […]
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By The UNICEF Club How was UNICEF working before the pandemic? The United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund, […]
Charles William Rouselle (head of the French Club) and Nathan Chong host a discussion with French-speaking students from […]
By Nicholas Knoth The words “COVID”, “Pandemic”, and “Social Distancing” circle through my head all day and I’m […]
by Aryan Pasricha I pulled into the parking lot at Dino’s No Frills off Avenue Road. I expected […]
By: Drake Belanger Polak and Colin O’dwyer 617 people in Canada get diagnosed with cancer every day in […]
0:00 – Intro 2:00 – Mystery Guest revealed! 2:15 – Guest Bio 3:30 – Is school spirit going […]
by Will Huang Season 1 Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hAXVqrljbs Ozark is one of the craziest and most underrated shows on […]
The Blue Tape Podcast: College Check-in #1. After the inaugural Zoom Ball, Blue Tape checked in with some […]
Hyunwook Lee Humanity is shaken and communities are crumbling; the coronavirus is changing the earth. This microbe, invisible […]
by Eugene Ye Since we have all found ourselves with more time than usual, I wanted to suggest […]
By Chris Noh and Shaan Hooey 0:00 – Intro to the podcast 2:20 – Guest Revealed! 2:44 – […]
Matthew Wong and Marshall WongVideo by Sebastian Jones A pessimist sees the glass half empty while an optimist […]
by Nathan Chong Here’s what 10 Europeans aged 15-18 had to say about the question “How well do […]
by Eugene Ye With so many concerts, orchestras, and rehearsals all cancelled because of COVID-19, musicians like me […]
The Blue Tape Podcast Episode #2: A global discussion between 11 international students on the current and potential […]
By Albert Lou In 1987, a toddler named Jessica wandered into her family’s backyard and fell 22 feet […]
Strategic Reflections from the Class of 2020 is the first season of a podcast series examining the ever-so-valued […]
Shoutout to Mr. Bardai for making this happen! Big thanks to Duro and Phil for joining us as […]
By Drake Belanger-Polak Over 300 thousand reported people are infected by the Coronavirus. Cases exponentially increase everyday. Governments […]
Phillip Kong Photography by: Gillian Levene Lord of the Flies is UCC’s Year 8 & 9 winter dramatic […]
Albert Lou It was a night, not so long ago, when I laid in bed, under the blanket […]
John Lu I want to start by saying that you don’t have to agree with me here. What […]
Ewan Maynes Recently I came upon a most interesting idea. The question was on the nature of the […]
Alfred Shi In 2016, the athletic footwear industry was valued at $55 million. Now, it’s predicted that the […]
Elliott Ingram The first thing that everyone asks before going to see a movie is, of course, what […]
Phillip Kong She is the American Music Awards’ Artist of the Decade. She has won 10 Grammys (so […]
Daniel Ayik A couple of years ago, my seven close friends and I traveled to Armenia as we […]
Eugene Ye Going into a new academic year and their first year of the IB Diploma program, students […]
By Dima Kulakov I never believed in Murphy’s law, which states that whatever can go wrong, will go […]
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Phillip Kong We’ve all seen those movies where scientists suddenly have a “eureka” moment and discover a life-changing […]
Jay Kim, with insight from Jack Gao As Albert Einstein said: “time flies when you are having fun.”Although […]
by Toby Yellow I don’t make music by scale, signature or key; I make music by ear. I […]
Justin Lee Pink petals for spring Not often do they blossom A fleeting moment
Phillip Kong Few things boggle my mind more than the mindset of UCC students towards academics. How can […]
When I was thirteen, my father approached me about the possibility of moving to Toronto. Growing complacent in […]
Here we go — exam season. Forget about the warmer weather; it’s bear down and grind time baby! […]
Andrew Mun-Shimoda In the summer of 2008, I went to the drive-in with my parents. We saw […]
Karam Bambawale It’s hard to imagine a sport that so rarely brings tears to a fan’s eye, except […]
Andrew Mun-Shimoda 2012 was an interesting year. The year shared the threat of the world ending with the […]
A glimpse of Nuit Bleue 2019’s photography exhibit.
Phillip Kong For a movie with so much blood, guns, and deaths, the Hong Kong classic A Better […]
Andrew Mun-Shimoda The UCC/BSS production of Shakespeare’s King Henry IV, Part 1 was a strong, entertaining performance. The […]
Phillip Kong As much as I hate complaining about the conditions of the pool, (the fact that it […]
Phillip Kong An Interview with Our Next Head Steward, Uche Ochuba, conducted by Phillip Kong. Are you […]
Andrew Mun-Shimoda For context: I wrote this poem for a contest way back in November, and only […]
