Jim Thorpe, also known as Wa-Tho-Huk, or The Bright Path, is the greatest athlete unknown to mankind. His career spanned…
To capture Halloween spirit, the University of Toronto Mississauga Student Union (UTMSU) organized a weeklong program dubbed “Chills and Thrills”…
YINTAH was released on Netflix on October 18, 2024, and documents the decade-long struggle between British Columbia’s Indigenous people and…
On October 2, the Centre for Student Engagement (CSE) hosted an Indigenous Access Day, the first of its kind at…
From summer camps to The Eras Tour, friendship bracelets have become increasingly popular, and many stores now sell premade bracelets….
As November settles in, we’re all thinking too much about assignments and pointedly not about finals. We need—well, godly intervention…
University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) alumna Hannah Grace Wang is set to bring her small business, The Aesthetics Studio, to…
My hurt is not Indigenous, nor is my suffering. There is an incompetency in reducing my identity to trauma and…
Using trauma as an analytical tool to address Indigenous peoples’ issues creates a skewed perception of the situation amongst these…
Newsrooms often pride themselves on being “objective” or “neutral.” “What are the facts of the story?” they ask. But for…
“What’s that?” This was my Indigenous coworker’s response after I asked him what he thought about land acknowledgements. In his…
Both the men’s and women’s basketball teams kicked off their regular season on the road at the Toronto Pan Am…
For the first time in program history, our UTM Eagles have made it to the finals of the men’s outdoor…
When the word ‘Indigenous’ comes up, many first think of land acknowledgement or Indigenous history. But have you ever thought…
If reminiscence is movement into the hypothetical places of our past, I never imagined how much I would be moved…
