Saints and Warriors Indigenous Film Collective Screening
Join the Indigenous Film Collective for our first screening of 2026! On the hardwood and on their homeland, the Skidegate Saints are fighting for more than a championship — they’re fighting for their future. Set against the backdrop of the 2024 All Native Basketball Tournament and the battle for Indigenous sovereignty, Saints and Warriors (2025)… Continue Reading Saints and Warriors Indigenous Film Collective Screening
Black History Month Trivia Night
On February 11, Innis and Woodsworth will come together to host our first Black History Trivia Night. Gather your friends and put your knowledge to the test as you compete for College merch, exciting prizes, and bragging rights in this friendly trivia competition. Expect a mix of questions that revolve around Black history, pop culture,… Continue Reading Black History Month Trivia Night
Dinner With Friends Screening and Q&A
On February 4, Innis College, the Cinema Studies Institute, and the Innis College Student Society present a special Canadian Film Forum screening of Dinner With Friends in recognition of Black History Month. Actor Leighton Williams and producer Tania Thompson will join for a post-screening Q&A. The Canadian indie film Dinner With Friends (2025) shares the story of eight friends struggling to hold their group together as… Continue Reading Dinner With Friends Screening and Q&A
ICSS x Alumni Mentorship: Alumni Networking Night
ICSS x Alumni Mentorship: Alumni Networking Night is an opportunity for Innis students to connect with alumni from a variety of industries and professional backgrounds. Whether you’re exploring career options, preparing for life after graduation, or looking to expand your professional network, this event offers a supportive space to ask questions and learn from alumni… Continue Reading ICSS x Alumni Mentorship: Alumni Networking Night
Refugee Student Fund Benefit Concert
On December 4, please join us for the ninth annual Refugee Student Fund Benefit Concert, featuring musical and dance performances by students, staff, and alumni of Innis College. All proceeds from this event directly support resettled refugees in their upper years of study at Innis College. A donation to the Innis College Refugee Student Fund is… Continue Reading Refugee Student Fund Benefit Concert
The Things You Kill Advance Screening and Q&A
Join Innis College and the Cinema Studies Institute for an advance screening of the Turkish thriller, The Things You Kill. Director Alireza Khatami will join virtually for a Q&A moderated by filmmaker Srinivas Krishna. Haunted by the suspicious death of his ailing mother, Ali, a university professor coerces his enigmatic gardener to execute a cold-blooded… Continue Reading The Things You Kill Advance Screening and Q&A
Aberdeen Screening and Q&A
Each year, September 30 marks Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The day calls for remembrance, reflection, and action around the history and devastating legacy of residential schools on Indigenous Peoples, their families, and communities. In recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Innis College and the Cinema… Continue Reading Aberdeen Screening and Q&A
CSI 50th Anniversary Reunion
2025 marks 50 years since the Cinema Studies Program was first offered as a minor at Innis College. Since evolving into the Cinema Studies Institute (CSI) in 2007, our program has graduated 17 PhD, 194 MA, and thousands of bachelor’s degree students. Celebrate the 50th anniversary of CSI with a brunch and panel discussion at Innis… Continue Reading CSI 50th Anniversary Reunion
2025 Innis Alumni Reunion
On Saturday, May 31, we invite all Innis alumni and friends to join us for an afternoon of refreshments, fun, and nostalgia. Reconnect with Innisians—and maybe meet some fellow alumni for the first time—with a backyard BBQ in the residence quad. This event is open to alumni and friends of Innis College and it’s affiliated… Continue Reading 2025 Innis Alumni Reunion
Kensington Market: Heart of the City
The Urban Studies Program and the Canadian Film Forum present a special screening of Kensington Market: Heart of the City. On April 8, join for a screening of this documentary film followed by a discussion with filmmaker Stuart Clarfield. Kensington Market: Heart of the City tells the story of generations who have lived in the… Continue Reading Kensington Market: Heart of the City