The Vertigo Music Festival was an electric showcase of local musical talent, highlighting the importance of community in these dire days of political division. 

So, you’re a novice Canadian writer looking to see your name in print.  

With the end of the at-one-time weekly comedy podcast Cum Town recently being made official by its hosts, a reflection on its cultural significance and, as a fan, an ode to its unique comedic character seems past due.  

The Department of Dramatic Arts reminds audiences of the timeless importance of storytelling in their feature production. 

High school students across Canada are preparing for Brock University’s upcoming DART Invitationals. 

Brock Musical Theatre’s take on the all-time classic Grease was bold, fun and blew the audience away.  

Lana Del Rey’s Honeymoon still brings crystal-clear images of a white-hot and melodramatic summer 10 years later. 

While the city of Toronto has a vibrant arts scene, enjoying it can often be unaffordable. From transport to accommodations to the price of tickets alone, being a patron of the arts is often unrealistic for the everyday person.  

Stressed-out Badgers are in luck: tickets are still available for the Vertigo Music Festival, the perfect distraction from the anxieties of March. 

Score: 4/5  Pop music pioneer Lady Gaga has returned with her seventh studio album MAYHEM, a chaotic, anthemic examination of her career and impressive flex of her musical prowess.