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Smut Slam is back, and Victoria is getting in on the action

Smut Slam is back, and Victoria is getting in on the action

by Caroline Tucker | Feb 9, 2023 | Culture, Events

A global network of sex-positive, dirty storytelling events — what more could  you ask for? Lately, Victoria has felt anything but sexy, smutty, or slutty. But that’s about to change, because Smut Slam, the world-famous open-mic night, has returned to the Victoria...
The calculated randomness of creative intuition: Wise words from Rachel Lachmansingh

The calculated randomness of creative intuition: Wise words from Rachel Lachmansingh

by Caroline Tucker | Dec 22, 2022 | Culture, Literature

Fourth-year creative writing student talks inspiration, the power of language, and finding your inner voice It’s 9 p.m. on a dreary November evening. Rachel Lachmansingh, a fourth-year creative writing student, has just finished reading Orange by Alexander Theroux....
Researchers embrace the relationship between art and science in knowledge mobilization

Researchers embrace the relationship between art and science in knowledge mobilization

by Caroline Tucker | Nov 24, 2022 | Culture

UVic professor and Ocean Networks Canada associate take interdisciplinary approaches to science In the coming months, key actors in the ocean and climate community will embrace art’s role in mobilizing scientific research, and two people from Victoria’s art-science...
Seven reasons to go out every night of the week

Seven reasons to go out every night of the week

by Caroline Tucker | Oct 13, 2022 | Lifestyle, Sports | Lifestyle

A day-by-day guide to Victoria’s nightlife, the same old clubs excluded Tired of studying? News flash, it’s October and that’s bound to happen. So, take a break, grab some friends, and head out for a night on the town. Don’t bother pretending there’s nowhere to go...
Artificial intelligence: A crutch or catalyst in the renaissance of creativity?

Artificial intelligence: A crutch or catalyst in the renaissance of creativity?

by Caroline Tucker | Aug 26, 2022 | Opinions

A look into AI photo generation and its role in modern human creativity   According to data collected by Adobe in 2012, 75 per cent of people think they’re not living up to their creative potential. This feeling can arise for any number of reasons —...
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