Nigerian youths have a simple message: #EndSARS
Nigerian youths across the world peacefully protest to end police brutality
For the Love of Work: Living to work rather than working to live
Dr. Sonia Kang hosts a podcast exploring the modern employee experience
A brain Fitbit: Elon Musk’s latest project
Elon Musk reveals Neuralink’s newest brain chip that could cure diseases and allow for superhuman abilities
After years of anticipation, Blackpink drops The Album
An album titled The Album may sound questionable, but for fans of the K-pop girl group Blackpink, it's a statement. The title announces the long-awaited arrival of Blackpink's first full-length album four years after their debut, Square One.
U of T research teams work to increase pandemic response efficiency
Research teams from several University of Toronto departments have undertaken innovative projects to understand and combat Covid-19. Earlier this month, Scott Gray-Owen, a molecular genetics professor at the Temerty faculty of medicine, received the Minister of College and Universities’ Awards of Excellence. Professor Gray-Owen’s research has significantly advanced the province’s reaction and management of Covid-19, making Ontario a safer place in these trying times.
Niki’s Moonchild embraces the unknown
In a time where half the Earth's population is daydreaming to escape, and the other half is denying it's already October, Niki's Moonchild couldn't have graced us at a more perfect moment. Her album not only deviates from the music we're used to hearing from Niki, but it represents a fresh chapter in her musical career—personal growth through experimentation.
Covid-19 antibodies remain in the system for three months
U of T scientists publish immunology study that can help develop a vaccine
U of T celebrates mental health awareness week
Research team develops a mobile application that monitors mental health via artificial intelligence
How gym closures can significantly impact mental health
Ontario closes gyms for public health, but studies show student mental health will be endangered instead
Circadian rhythms’ effect on Olympic performance
How your biological clock might decide if you win gold
Revisiting childhood memories at the Winnie-the-Pooh exhibit
The ROM's newest exhibit honours the world's most lovable bear
The US Vice-Presidential debate saw only one candidate speaking
While both candidates talked, only one had a conversation on the debate stage
Editorial: Demystifying the process of writing for The Medium, from a writer to a section editor
On October 5, The Medium published its fifth issue of Volume 47.
Rewind: As Good as It Gets (1997)
In this Jack Nicholson rom-com, the title truly befits its quality
Hollywood morality is tested again through the casting of Gal Gadot as Cleopatra