UTM Campus Crime Report—a campus rife with petty crime
Stolen stationery and books from the UTM Bookstore A failure in the anti-theft system at the University of Toronto Mississauga…
Emily Rogers
Associate News Editor (Volume 49) — Emily is a third-year at UTM, studying Environmental Science and Political Science. Her academic career is best illustrated by terminal indecisiveness between the humanities and sciences. As a passionate writer, she looks forward to igniting her own creativity for The Medium and hopes to learn from others and grow in her work. Aside from speed typing thousands words worth of analyses, essays, and articles, Emily enjoys spending her spare time running miles through the woods, assembling the perfect outfits, reading on public transit, and drinking copious amounts of coffee. She can be found on Instagram and LinkedIn.
Renew Through Life
Heavy footsteps fall down the hallway and stop at the end, where three closed doors lead into three bedrooms: the…
March News Briefs
UTM ICUBE startup partners with Toronto restaurants Inwit, a startup business supported by University of Toronto Mississauga’s (UTM) entrepreneurship incubator,…
Back-to-Business: Improving women representation in the workplace
Gender egalitarianism has been a large part of workplace discussion in the 21st century. While statistics about representation in the…
Back-to-Business: Upcoming merger of Rogers and Shaw yields collusion concerns
Anyone living in Canada is familiar with the names Telus, Bell, and Rogers: the three major cell service carriers. While…
Black STEMM scholars take centre stage at BE-STEMM 2023
From February 1-4, 2023, the University of Toronto Scarborough will be hosting the Canadian Black Scientist Network’s BE-STEMM 2023 conference—an event aiming to create a welcoming and uplifting environment for Black individuals in STEMM fields.
In July 2020, a small team of Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Medicine and Health (STEMM) professionals gathered to address the…
The Menu—a revelation on celebrity chefs
The film’s chilling plot twists reveal shocking similarities to modern food entertainment.
The Menu (2022) opens with a scene at a port, where our protagonist Margot (Anya-Taylor Joy) smokes a cigarette beneath…
Peel Regional Police issue warning regarding the ongoing fraud pandemic
The police warn Peel Region residents of scammers posing as pizza delivery drivers—a newly reported fraud that joined the wave of scams in wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Peel Regional Police is warning residents of scammers who are posing as food delivery drivers to steal banking information…
Technology giants fire employees in tidal waves
While Musk alleges the causal factors for layoffs as an oncoming recession and slowing consumerism in the aging tech sector, experts provide alternate perspectives on the waves of employment termination.
For the past month, the media has been buzzing about Elon Musk’s US$44 billion buyout of the social media platform…
Queer communities speak out against police chief-elect’s record of violence
Future Toronto Chief of Police’s record of violating queer women and gender-non-conforming individuals rights breaches the 2SLGBTQI+ community’s trust.
On December 19, 2022, Myron Demkiw will be taking over the Chief of Police position at Toronto Police Services (TPS)….
Should we fear predatorial marine animals or should they fear us?
Susha Fountain and Professor Richter talk about how our actions have endangered marine life and why protecting them is crucial to preserving the entire ecosystem
Glorious, sharp-toothed, and baleen-mouthed creatures have ruled the oceans for tens of millions of years—some even before dinosaurs walked on…
Ford administration’s “Strong Mayors, Building Homes Act” faces criticism from former Toronto mayors
The act grants City of Toronto mayors new powers to pass policy more efficiently but comes at the cost of a weakened city council.
This past August, the provincial government put forth the “Strong Mayors, Building Homes Act” to address the pervasive housing crisis…
The city of Mississauga showcases resilience against climate change through “We Are Resilient” exhibit
The outdoor exhibition educates the residents of Mississauga on climate action and celebrates local environmental conservation efforts.
By definition, ecological resilience refers to a community’s ability to withstand and recover from environmental challenges. This concept is vital…