VOLUME 52, Issue 10 – November 10, 2025
Students’ Union to hold Annual General Meeting on November 27
The UTMSU’s AGM is an opportunity for students to voice their concerns to their elected representatives.
The University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) Students’ Union (UTMSU) is set to host their Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Thursday,…
Careers in Teaching Alumni Panel invites students to explore education pathways
UTM held its second annual Careers in Teaching Alumni Panel, inviting students to explore the many pathways within education.
On October 22, the Careers in Teaching Alumni Panel welcomed back University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) alumni from various educational…
UTM community donates to support those affected by Hurricane Melissa
In the wake of the strongest recorded hurricane in Jamaica’s history, Caribbean Connections and the Students’ Union held a week-long relief drive.
On the week of November 3, the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) Students’ Union (UTMSU) and Caribbean Connections UTM brought…
Students elect new UTMSU representatives in fall by-elections
Fresh voices join the Students’ Union to champion students needs and advocate change.
Every fall, the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) Students’ Union (UTMSU) holds by-elections to fill vacant positions within the student…
Indigenous presence beyond land acknowledgements
Music, academia and food are important parts of our everyday lives, so why don’t we ensure Indigenous voices are present and celebrated in all of them?
Last year, I wrote an editorial arguing that land acknowledgements were performative and empty gestures. I still stand by that…
Is renaming enough?
While we commemorate Indigenous cultures, we must also alert our attention to Indigenous causes.
Being introduced to Canadian history eventually introduced me to the many roads, buildings, and town squares that have been renamed…
I am my mother’s reflection
Where our mothers end and where we begin
If mother-daughter relationships could be summed up in one word, it would be complicated. Is that the most cliché thing…
AI, ethics and the earth: Professor Stephen Scharper on technology’s spiritual reckoning
In an interview with The Medium, Professor Scharper shares his insights on AI’s ethical dilemmas, environmental consequences, and what they mean for humanity.
In an era of climate anxiety and technological advancement, the conversation surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) frequently centers on productivity, effectiveness,…
Honouring UTM’s original caretaker
Long before the University of Toronto Mississauga, the land on which our campus is situated was home to the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation.
The grounds of the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) were not always built with lecture halls or laboratories. These lands…
Indigenous Literature Celebrated at UTM
UTM offers many courses and texts on Indigenous literature and appreciating these works, while recognizing implicit bias, is one step towards reconciliation.
Our UTM campus, located on the historical Indigenous lands of the Secena, Huron-Wendat, and Mississaugas of the Credit, has a…
Art To Voice What Was Lost
A deep dive into the numerous examples of Indigenous artwork with meanings that are being rediscovered.
Indigenous artwork encompasses native spirituality, myths, nature, and anything that embraces a love of the land. But it’s also a…
Indigenous Filmmaker Recommendations
An overview of Jeff Barnaby and Zacharias Kunuk, two contemporary Indigenous filmmakers who have helped give Indigenous cinema greater attention.
Many Indigenous forms of artwork are receiving a greater amount of attention today. The contributions to Canadian culture made by…
Eagles Book Their Tickets to the Finals
Recapping the semi-final upsets that sent the men’s and women’s tri-campus soccer teams to the finals for back-to-back years
For the second season in a row, our men’s team will take on their eternal rivals University of St. George…
Remembering Archie French
A look back at Ronald “Archie” French, the beloved trainer and mentor who shaped student life in Erindale College in the 1970s
Few figures in early Erindale College history are remembered as vividly as Ronald “Archie” French—umpire, trainer, and mentor. Students knew…