Culture
The Grad House reopens its doors to the UVic community
“The Grad House: Quietly Open Again.” That is the heading that you are greeted with when you open the UVic Grad House website.
Try these Christmas traditions on for size
Looking to try a new tradition for the holidays? Ready to be done with this semester and spend time doing literally anything other than school? If you said yes to…
In review: “Going All the Way”
Going All The Way is a play about two friends, Avery and Beatrice, as they finish up university. For their final fine arts project, they decide to teach sex-ed —…
Four documentaries about climate change to watch this fall
Education is the important first step toward understanding and addressing climate change, and there is no easier way to educate yourself than sitting on the couch watching a movie.
New show at SUPPLY invites the community to reimagine waste materials as tiny art works
On Saturday, Nov. 12, Pocket, curated by El MacIntyre, held its opening night at SUPPLY, Victoria's hub for recycled and reused art material.
Researchers embrace the relationship between art and science in knowledge mobilization
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 scene are taking part.
Spring Awakening review: An exploration of the importance of sex education
Spring Awakening is described as a coming of age story, but I disagree with this brief summary.Yes, this musical is about teenagers’ sexual awakening, but equal, if not more, attention…
Tár review: Pretentious in some of the right ways
It’s rare nowadays for a movie to start with its credits; however, this is exactly how Tár begins, asking the audience to sit through several minutes of plain black…Our Digital Print Issue
