Endorsing Virtual Organized tours For Advertising Purposes
Virtual trips are a great marketing tool for businesses, providing an immersive encounter for customers and elevating traffic online on…
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Students with excessive sweat rates prohibited from exercising at UTM gym
UTM administration says restrictions may be necessary to curb the rising number of members disgruntled with broken AC.
The effects of anticipatory stress are starting to be felt across the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) campus, as the…
Locked On Leafs: Coach’s Choices
As they gear up for the playoffs, the Leafs must stay sharp and maintain their team chemistry, especially with their…
Raptors Wrap-Up: Postseason Push
The Toronto Raptors made the most of their easy schedule in the past two weeks, holding one of the best…
The benefits of participating in summer sports camps
With spring well underway and summer just around the corner, registration for Camp U of T Mississauga is now open.
From July to August, the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) hosts day camps on campus. Between the hours of 9:00…
The faults of virtual dance classes and smart fitness mirrors, according to an ex-ballerina
Unexplainable back or shoulder pain? Want to regain full mobility? You may want to start stretching and strength-building with others under real-time supervision.
Once a pre-professional dancer in ballet and jazz, I left the scene to pursue studies in neuroscience. After intense weight…
Pitbull is a heartthrob, here’s why
From emotional lyrics to symbolic style, Pitbull has it all to melt your heart.
Famous for pop hits like “I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho),” “International Love (feat. Chris Brown),” and “Timber (feat….
Everybody—A play that contemplated the meaning of life
Theatre Erindale’s final main stage production left audiences pondering over major worldly philosophies.
Theatre Erindale’s production of Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ Everybody was an existential romp through the process of dying. Set in a mid-20th…
The M’s Playlist: Alisa’s April of Appreciation
Being asked to curate a personalized collection of songs for The M’s Playlist took me a minute to figure out….
A pixilated punk? Cash me out!
Charging millions of dollars for NFTs is one of society’s greatest ideas.
In recent months, the world witnessed a phenomenon that can only be described as Obsessive Screenshot Disorder (OSD). Non-Fungi Tokens,…
Capturing breath taking moments through photography
Understanding how Canadian landscape photographers use their cameras to create art.
Watching a sunset is truly a magical experience. The warm evening rays fill the soul with peace, and as the…
Muslim representation in film—a conversation with Nesa Huda
As the writer and director of her short film Taboo, Huda uses film to tell the stories that many fail to hear.
Trigger warning: This article mentions anxiety, depression, and suicide. Nesa Huda is a filmmaker, writer, director, and University of Toronto…
Professor Evonne Levy: Welcoming swerves one project at a time
UTM Art History Professor Levy shares how a series of projects in various disciplines of art history have led her back to the study of 17th century bronzes by Gian Lorenzo Bernini
“My career has been characterized by swerves,” says Evonne Levy, distinguished Professor of Early Modern Art at the University of…
How bugs get busy
Dr. Rosalind Murray, from the Department of Biology, talks about bug sex in CBC’s Nature of Things documentary.
When we think of sex, self-imposed cannibalism, food gifts, or hovering dusk dances are probably the furthest things on our…
Invisible disability: Non-visible does not equate to non-existent
Professor Pettinicchio dives into the importance of understanding and reframing disability and the reasons why those with hidden disabilities experience financial strain.
In 2014, Associate Professor David Pettinicchio from the Department of Sociology at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) published a…