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The Varsity (newspaper)

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Student newspaper of the University of Toronto
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The Varsity
Front page of the October 22, 2024, edition ofThe Varsity
TypeWeeklynewspaper
FormatCompact
SchoolUniversity of Toronto
OwnerVarsity Publications Inc.
Editor-in-chiefMedha Surajpal[1]
Founded1880; 146 years ago (1880)
LanguageEnglish
Headquarters
CountryCanada
Circulation18,000
ISSN0042-2789
Websitewww.thevarsity.ca

The Varsity is the officialstudent newspaper of theUniversity of Toronto, located in theGreater Toronto Area ofOntario, Canada. In publication since 1880 and originally a broadsheet daily, it is now printed incompact form. The paper primarily focuses on tri-campus affairs and local news.

The paper publishes weekly on all three University of Toronto campuses (Mississauga,St. George, andScarborough) during the fall and winter semesters and online throughout the year, along with two seasonal magazines. The paper is published by Varsity Publications Inc., a not-for-profit corporation based on the St. George campus, and is financed by student levies andadvertisement revenue.[2]

History

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At the height of debate on coeducation in 1880,The Varsity published an article in its inaugural issue in favour of admitting women.[3]

In 1895, the suspension ofThe Varsity's editor, James Tucker, led Latin Professor Dale to publicly attack the administration inThe Globe, which in turn led to his own dismissal.[4]University College students then approved a motion byVarsity editorial staff memberWilliam Lyon Mackenzie King and boycotted lectures for a week. King later became Canada's longest-serving prime minister.[5][6]

AfterPrime MinisterPierre Trudeau decriminalized homosexuality in 1969, a medical research assistant placed an advertisement inThe Varsity seeking volunteers to establish the firstgay and lesbian university association in Canada, theUniversity of Toronto Homophile Association.[7]

In 2017,The Varsity began publishing a Chinese-language edition of the newspaper on their website.[8]

Notable past staff

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See also

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References

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  1. ^"The Varsity: Masthead".The Varsity. RetrievedDecember 16, 2025.
  2. ^"Is there a story here?".The Varsity. 2025-03-25. Retrieved2025-12-04.
  3. ^"What was front page news in the inaugural issue of the student paper The Varsity in 1880?".History Q & A. University of Toronto Department of Public Affairs. 2002. Archived fromthe original on 2020-05-27. Retrieved2007-07-19.
  4. ^Q&A: What made the "blood fairly boil" in U of T student and future prime minister William Lyon Mackenzie King in 1895?Archived 2007-08-20 at theWayback Machine
  5. ^"What made the "blood fairly boil" in U of T student and future prime minister William Lyon Mackenzie King in 1895?".History Q & A. University of Toronto Department of Public Affairs. 2002. Archived fromthe original on 2020-03-24. Retrieved2007-09-24.
  6. ^Marshall, David B. (2000)."Dale, William".Dictionary of Canadian Biography. Retrieved2009-02-28.
  7. ^Bébout, Rick (January 2000)."Conception & birth".On the Origins of the Body Politic. Retrieved2009-02-28.
  8. ^Shrinkhala Dawadi (12 October 2017)."The Varsity Launches Chinese-language Edition". The Canadian Journalism Project. Retrieved18 October 2017.
  9. ^"Here's looking at you, Pete".The Varsity. 2002-02-07. Retrieved2025-12-05.
  10. ^"Q&A: Michael Ignatieff".The Varsity. 2009-10-15. Retrieved2025-12-05.
  11. ^mickleblog (2019-02-18)."MICHAEL KESTERTON, THE YOUNGER YEARS, AND A BIT MORE. RIP".Mickleblog. Retrieved2025-12-05.
  12. ^"William Lyon Mackenzie King | University of Toronto Alumni".alumni.utoronto.ca. Retrieved2025-12-05.
  13. ^"How he got here: Mark Kingwell".The Varsity. 2011-02-08. Retrieved2025-12-05.
  14. ^abc"About".The Varsity. 2015-03-09. Retrieved2025-12-05.
  15. ^Blog, Skate Guard."A Pioneering Sportswriter: The Jim Proudfoot Story". Retrieved2025-12-05.
  16. ^"Chandler Levack – The Varsity".The Varsity. Retrieved28 May 2022.
  17. ^Rowe, Janet (2022-05-16)."Edward M. Roberts leaves legacy for future law students".Defy Gravity. Retrieved2025-12-05.
  18. ^"20th Annual Kesterton Lecture with Tanya Talaga".School of Journalism and Communication. Retrieved2025-12-04.
  19. ^University of Toronto (1980).The Varsity, September 2, 1980 - April 8, 1981. University of Toronto Archives & Records Management Services. Toronto : The University.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: publisher location (link)
  20. ^Alma Mater Society (1965).Queen's Journal 1964-1965. Queen's University Archives. Kingston: Queen's University.
  21. ^Boisseau, Peter (June 7, 2023)."A&S alum John Lorinc has built a stellar writing career on a foundation of math and logic".University of Toronto Faculty of Arts & Science.

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