More than five million citizens seek urgent humanitarian assistance due to civil war in Ethiopia
It has been more than one year since the start of civil war in Ethiopia’s northern region of Tigray. The…
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How to ward off seasonal depression
The cold weather can have a negative impact on your mood and lifestyle. Here are some ways to help combat this.
Do you feel fine during the summer, but negative emotions always creep up again in the winter? Seasonal Affective Disorder…
Weekly exercise series: Swimming
Swimming benefits the cardiovascular system, helps build muscle strength, and boosts cognitive function.
Swimming is one of the best exercises to improve cardiovascular endurance. It strengthens the lungs and the heart, while lowering…
Poetry Corner
Gray MorningsBy: Komalroop Kaler A silver puddle floods my rose garden my knees scrape against the cold cement floor I…
A generation’s experience told in ROM’s #MyPandemicStory
Showcasing how the pandemic rippled through the creative minds of Ontario’s youth.
As the number of vaccinated individuals increased in Canada, the daily lives of people have returned to some semblance of…
A journey of growth with author April Joy T. Abit
UTM alumna shares past PWC publications and reflects on the complicated reality of career paths.
As people enter the workforce and leave behind adolescence stride by stride, there is a never-ending fear to settle and…
Local indie pop-rock band Lost in Japan gains nationwide attention
From the band’s beginnings to their upcoming album, Lost in Japan shares their musical highlights with The Medium.
“Why you hiding? Are you lost? I’d search the world despite all the costs,” blares Lost in Japan’s hit, “Lonely,”…
What goes on in the Mississauga Academy of Medicine?
The curious Terrence Donnelly Heath Sciences Complex consists of a bustling student life and lifelong experiences.
Amidst the unique and innovative buildings at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM), there sits a curious silver building between…
Changing our habits around waste management is necessary for the sake of the environment and our health
Recycled plastics often end up in landfills and with the current rate of waste disposal, Canada won’t have enough room to store it all.
Canadians generate more than 30 million tons of waste every year. This emits around 27 megatons of carbon dioxide into…
Do you commute by bus or by car?
With the rising price of gas, students reflect on which method of transportation is best for them–and the costs that come with it.
Right now, the average price for regular gas in Ontario is $1.46 per litre with steadily increasing fluctuations that may…
The darkness behind the flashy lights of Expo 2020 in Dubai
The UAE’s promises of sustainability, opportunity, and mobility have been betrayed by the country itself.
Last week, I was one of the first few thousands to attend the 2020 Expo in Dubai. It opened on…
From Liz, With Love: Rekindling a friendship one text at a time
Friendships drift apart, but it is never too late to catch up.
Dear Liz, I used to be very close friends with this girl for a few years. Then, the pandemic hit,…
Electric cars aren’t as environmentally friendly as we think they are
Companies like Tesla lack transparency in their data and continue to emit gasses.
Evaluating the environmental impact and legacy of electric vehicles (EVs) is complicated for various reasons. At this point, it’s almost…
The horror of Astroworld
Eight dead and hundreds more injured as the concert erupted into chaos following over-capacity and criminal injections.
Bright lights, thousands of people, and music that we listen to on repeat—a concert is an experience unlike any other….
Daylight savings is risky for our health
The chances of mental and physical health issues increase when the sun goes down earlier in the day.
With the recent switch from daylight saving time to standard time, many are finding themselves, confused, disoriented, and exhausted. According…