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Juliana Stacey
Managing Editor (Volume 49); Senior Copy Editor (July–November, Volume 49); Copy Editor (Volume 48) — Juliana is a fourth-year student completing a double major in English and Professional Writing and Communication. She previously worked as a Copy Editor for Volume 48 and briefly as Senior Copy Editor for Volume 49. When she isn’t adding commas or splitting up run-on sentences, Juliana loves to read, play violin, sing, fangirl over multiple TV shows, and completely spoil her two dogs.
Editorial: You are not alone
Last year, we published an editorial for our Mental Health Awareness issue that discussed the importance of mental health care…
Celebrating Indigenous athletes and their accomplishments
Join The Medium in recognizing and celebrating the achievements of Indigenous athletes who have made large, lasting impacts on the Canadian athletic landscape.
During a week dedicated to celebrating Indigenous voices, it is vital to understand the long and rich sporting history of…
Editorial: Welcome to Volume 50
Over this past summer, as each of us imagined the many ways we could reinvent The Medium with our own…
Creating safe spaces for students on the UTMSU’s agenda for 2023-2024
In an interview with The Medium, UTMSU President Gulfy Bekbolatova and Vice President Campus Life Jasnoor Sandhu share plans for the 2023-2024 academic year.
The fall semester is just around the corner and, as students return to the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM), the…
Kicking off the school year together with Orientation Week
Many events are slated to take place during Orientation Week, with one of this year’s focuses being an increase in the amount of time students spend interacting with each other.
The University of Toronto Mississauga Students’ Union (UTMSU) will be hosting its annual Orientation Week once again, with events running…
Editorial: From us to you, our final thank yous
As we wrap up Volume 49, we share our thanks and gratitude.
At the end of each year, we take the time to reflect on the moments we’ve shared. Realizing that the…
Looking for a lover? The Medium’s got you covered.
It’s that time of year again. With exams, final papers, and pending graduations looming, it’s only natural that everyone’s focus…
Welcome to “In With The New” – Editor’s Note
“Out With The Old,” the first Medium Magazine of Volume 49, welcomed you into the world of nostalgia. Now, with…
Holding Hands with Grief
Funerals have never really fazed me. From the age of eleven, I remember packing up my violin, slipping on a…
Editorial: The Medium’s walk down 2022’s memory lane
Reflecting on times of laughter and the times of tears experienced this past year.
If 2022 was a fragrance, it would have notes of 2021, with hints of 2020 that smack you right in…
Editorial: A year of highs, lows, and going with the flow
As we adapt to change we strive to do the best we can.
In our final editorial of the year, you’ll notice a change in our roles. Or maybe you have never heard…
Celebrating three transgender athletes and their achievements
Competing in Olympic-level competitions, these athletes are setting new records while advocating for 2SLGBTQI+ individuals in sports.
In recent years, transgender-identifying athletes have been seen as role models for members of 2SLGBTQI+ communities. Setting personal and world-records,…
Back in Style
When I was three years old, my parents bought me a Fisher Price cassette tape player. This was their first…
Faculty Feature: Dr. Chris Koenig-Woodyard: Bringing thoughtfulness and passion to gothic literature
Dr. Koenig-Woodyard talks about being open to change, connecting with students, and how staying up-to-date with trends informs his teaching.
When I first began my studies at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM), a family friend told me that I…