UTM alumnus shares how the RAWC’s supportive environment can enable personal growth
Mark Niewiarowski is a University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) alumnus. In 2019, he graduated with an Honours Bachelor of Arts…
Anjalli Becharbhai
Staff Writer (Volume 48) — Anjalli graduated with a Specialization in Political Science and a minor in English. Through her contributions at The Medium, she aims to educate readers on the unique complexities of life and how we strive to overcome challenges collectively through policies and voice. In her free time she enjoys reading the latest news, meditating by her Saje diffuser, or looking at Pinterest for fashion inspiration. If you ask Anjalli what her favourite food is, she’d reply “a green dragon sushi roll!”
U of T ranks seventh amongst some of the world’s most prestigious universities
Canada’s reputation as a country attracts students from all across the globe contributing to U of T’s recognized talent and innovation.
On November 13, the University of Toronto was ranked as the seventh most-searched university globally. A report conducted by Remitly…
Weekly exercise series: Swimming
Swimming benefits the cardiovascular system, helps build muscle strength, and boosts cognitive function.
Swimming is one of the best exercises to improve cardiovascular endurance. It strengthens the lungs and the heart, while lowering…
Weekly exercise series: Zumba
Zumba provides opportunity for those at any fitness level to participate in classes that strengthen endurance, burn fat, and boost social skills.
Zumba is an exercise inspired by Latin American dance and is accompanied by a range of different upbeat and energetic…
Ontario schools to distribute free menstrual products for students by late fall
Shoppers Drug Mart addresses public health crises through partnership with Ministry of Education.
After careful negotiation, the Minister of Education, Stephen Lecce, has announced the Ontario government will provide schools with six million…
A brief history outlining Canada’s oppression towards Indigenous communities
Indigenous communities face challenges over the course of several years despite failed efforts by the Canadian government to preserve their rights.
For several years, Indigenous communities have fallen victim to countless statutes enacted by the Canadian government. Despite efforts to make…
Weekly exercise series: Long-distance running
A U of T track and field student athlete shares the mental benefits of running long distances.
Track and field is the second most popular sport in the world, following soccer. In track and field competitions any…
What students can expect after a third win by Trudeau’s Liberal Party
The 2021 budget for education provides various financial resources to support students in paying their tuition and finding work post-graduation.
Last Tuesday, September 21, it was announced that Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party secured a third victory in this year’s snap…
Ontario launches Covid-19 vaccine certificate system
Individuals will now be required to display proof of vaccination in high-risk areas to help fight the spread.
After deliberation with public health authorities, Premier Doug Ford has announced Ontario will be implementing a vaccine passport system effective…
Weekly exercise series: Resistance training
RAWC’s Virtual Fitness Studio offers resistance training classes for students looking to build strength from the comfort of their homes.
Resistance training encompasses exercises that focus on your muscles overcoming oppositional force, whether from equipment (dumbbells, kettlebells, resistance bands), or…
U of T ranks 18th top university in the world for a third consecutive year
Students from different programs comment on university’s wide range of courses and resources offered.
The Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2022 has ranked the University of Toronto 18th in the world for…
Alumnus and Ontario premier Bill Davis passes away
Faculty shares words in memory of the legacy of Bill Davis and the education system he advocated for.
On August 8, 2021, UTM alumnus Bill Davis passed away at the age of ninety-two. From 1971 to 1985 he…
Weekly exercise series: Yoga
The life-changing benefits of yoga, and where to try it out on campus.
During the pandemic, one exercise that became increasingly popular was yoga. This fall, UTM will offer yoga classes both in…
Rising tuition rates provoke the need for greater financial support for students
Government aid, scholarships, bursaries, free modes of transportation, and on campus job opportunities provides students with financial support during the ongoing pandemic.
In this past year, the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) increased the tuition rates of students regardless of the ongoing…