Homes: A Refugee Story carries the weight of war
Written and published in 2018 by emerging author Winnie Yeung, Homes: A Refugee Story became successful after winning Alberta Book…
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The rise of Instagram-worthy experiences
Picture-perfect installations give Torontonians more excuses than ever to strike a pose.
Here today and gone tomorrow, the rise of pop-up events in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) takes Toronto by storm. …
Shang-Chi and the Legend of Ten Rings—dethroning the superhero stereotype
Hometown hero becomes the latest star to join the fight for film diversity.
Nothing can describe the feeling of seeing a familiar face on the movie screen, especially one that embodies what it…
Understanding genocide with Professor Patrick Leduc
How education can be used as a strategy to prevent genocide episodes.
Every year on September 21, the world celebrates the International Day of Peace, a day that strengthens ideals of amity…
Lecture Me! On naming and framing: Perceptions of racial group labels
Dr. Sonia Kang on the uncertainty around using correct and appropriate labels.
“Identity is how we make sense of who we are, as it relates to the social groups we are members…
Principal Alexandra Gillespie: How the past shapes the present
As a book historian at heart, Gillespie reveals how her past experiences have prepared her to be principal of UTM.
“We all, you know, nearly died,” shares Principal Alexandra Gillespie. Several years ago, the birth of her premature twins almost…
Western’s disturbing drug and sexual abuse culture
Last week’s incident highlighted the urgent need to protect university students.
Thousands of students take to the streets of Western Ontario in the early afternoon of Friday, September 17. “Justice for…
From Liz, With Love: You know the answer
When you are faced with a life-altering diagnosis, it’s important to step back and reflect on what matters most.
Dear Liz, I recently found out that I have a genetic condition that has left me infertile. I am in…
AOC’s attendance at the MET gala is not anti-socialist
The criticisms surrounding her gown highlight misunderstandings of her politics.
The MET Gala is a spectacular night, known for a guest list full of celebrities, over-the-top and lavish costumes, and…
Ear to the Ground: Solving the UTM famine
They say variety is the spice of life, so don’t let your dining options stay bland.
Whether you’re a returning student or a newbie to the University of Toronto Mississauga campus, you must have noticed the…
El Salvador becomes the first country to officially adopt cryptocurrency
Bitcoin seemed like a potentially progressive idea for the country at first, but it was doomed to be problematic.
El Salvador became the first country in the world to adopt Bitcoin as an official currency, as of September 7,…
Editorial: The neglect of international students
Regardless of social, political, financial and health reasons, everyone should have access to worthwhile education.
This March, Myanmar was in the middle of a coup. Hundreds of protestors were shot and killed, and there was…
UTMSU informs students what to expect for the new school year
President Mitra Yakubi announces new events and campaigns for students while also continuing ones from previous years.
Following another year of the pandemic, the University of Toronto Mississauga Students’ Union (UTMSU) presents new campaigns, reintroduces previous projects,…
Rampant sexual assault allegations and vandalism as students attend large-scale gatherings amid fourth wave of Covid-19
Ontario universities issue statements with promises to take action against criminal acts taking place on campus grounds.
As classes start in universities across Ontario, the gradual return to in-person education has stirred up excitement for students. Amid…
Pandemic threatens financial livelihood of Toronto families
Recent report reveals that the average salary of a family of four to thrive costs over $100K after tax.
A report recently published by the Wellesley Institute reveals $103,032 to $136,426 to be the average cost after tax for…