On retrofuturism and our culture of convenience
A couple of weeks ago, I was searching for a book titled The Greening of America by Charles A. Reich….
A couple of weeks ago, I was searching for a book titled The Greening of America by Charles A. Reich….
On a late evening last summer, my friend and I were lying on a sun-kissed patch of grass atop a…
The Horrors of Admission or AdmissionMashiyat Ahmed You and I would be better off if we admitted things more often. We…
The media—be it books, movies, television, or podcasts—are powerful for their artistically appealing façades and storytelling depth. Written mediums such…
I tell you all the time, heaven is a place on earth with you – Video Games, Lana Del Rey,…
If anything, 2023 unveiled the power of words. The freedom to speak out, criticize, and proclaim your truth is a…
Throughout scientific history, both scientists and the public have been curious about the sexually dimorphic brain, otherwise known as the…
Three and a half hours is considered a long time for any movie to run its course. But while I…
An overwhelming majority of the world’s population, especially students, live in cities. For most of us, we can’t even remember…
As far back as my memory will take me, I have always been a romantic and sentimental creature. I love…
“When I make political art, the world wants me dead,” says Leena Manimekalai, a Toronto-based poet and self-taught filmmaker of…
Being an undergraduate student can seem overwhelming at times, as everyone deals with unique challenges as they navigate academics, employment,…
As the winter months approach, many students at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) are thinking about building and refining…
Anticlimactic. That’s the word that describes my first year at university. In September 2022, I was barely sober from the…
On March 25, 2023, the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM), in partnership with the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation,…