From Drafts to the UTM Library: The Journey of Writing Checkmate: The Game Begins
A quiet beginning There was a time when writing felt like something I kept to myself. Not because I didn’t…
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PAUSE launches UTM’s inaugural peer-reviewed psychology journal
Blending science, creativity, and student voices, Wavelength expands access to psychology publishing at UTM
A new student-led peer-reviewed psychology journal has launched at the University of Toronto (U of T) Mississauga (UTM), giving students…
UTM Tri-campus Sports Rewind
How the Eagles performed during the 2025/2026 sports season
Over the course of the 2025/2026 school year, the Eagles have etched their names into UTM history. It hasn’t always…
The World Cup on Canadian Soil
Canada’s role at the 2026 FIFA World Cup and how UTM is preparing
The world’s most-watched sporting event is fast approaching. In 73 days, the opening match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup…
The Flexibility of Games: From Engaging Narratives to Tools for Learning
Exploring how narrative is conveyed in games as well as how it has been used in the field of learning
When people are asked about their favourite stories, how often do they mention a game? Two decades ago, you wouldn’t…
Stuck in ‘Sauga? See What The City Surrounding Campus Has To Offer This Summer
Here are some ideas to help you find ways to get out under the summer sun
While waiting on the end of another waning winter, it’s easy to preemptively make plans for when the weather heats…
UTM’s latest theatre performance, The Play That Goes Wrong
UTM’s winter 2026 season will come to a close with this famously hilarious play.
Running from March 26th to April 5th, The Play that Goes Wrong will be the last show given at Erindale…
Now Playing: Exam Season
A look at the diverse music tastes students have when it comes to studying.
Spring is just out of reach, and exams are drawing closer. How do you keep the ghosts of lectures skipped…
With care, gratitude and hope—thank YOU
With gratitude, The Medium section editors reflect on their journey and offer words of encouragement to readers and future writers.
News My favourite part of being News Editor was seeing the articles come together. I remember attending events with writers,…
DeerHacks celebrates its fifth anniversary and marks UTM’s largest event this year
A conversation that reaches beyond an insider look and reshapes general understandings of hackathons today.
This year, DeerHacks at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) has much to celebrate. Marking its fifth anniversary, the event…
UTMSU end-of-year reflection: Looking back with gratitude and looking forward with hope
From improving transport services to strengthening overall student connection, UTMSU looks back at their milestones with pride, while crediting the consistent efforts from previous teams and emphasizing collective endeavours required in the following years.
In an interview with The Medium, the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) Students’ Union (UTMSU) reflected on their journey as…
Centred on representation: a conversation with the Governing Council election winners
Areeb Naeem and Samuel Kamalendran reflect on their campaigns, priorities and what representation means to them.
Following the recent Governing Council (GC) elections, newly elected student representatives Areeb Naeem and Samuel Kamalendran are preparing to take…
Are Canadian students apolitical?
Avoiding politics until the consequences catch up.
On February 14, more than 350,000 Iranian-Canadians and allies flooded the streets of Toronto, marching for a country most of…
Graduating into nothing
What happens when “work hard now, relax later” stops making sense?
I graduate next year and I don’t know what the hell I’m supposed to do. I was told the same…
Farewell, Volume 52!
An adieu from our beloved Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor.
I didn’t expect to be emotional writing this last editorial, but typing “HED, DEK, and BYLINE” for the last time…