Summer Stories: Big Blowout
The ultimate party for a Covid-19 free summer.
I was truly losing faith in a completely free, Covid-19 mandate-less summer. Year after year we have had to limit…
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Editorial: A year of unforgettable firsts
When you reach the end of such a meaningful year in your life, the only thing left to do is to recount the memories, in hopes that they last forever.
Framed print issues covered the muted blue walls, worn slippers were tucked underneath the bookshelf, chewed-up pens filled the cup…
March News Briefs
U of T plans for its first in-person convocation after Covid-19 As the Ontario government continues to loosen restrictions, universities…
Man facing charges after attacking congregates in Mississauga mosque
Dar Al-Tawheed Islamic Centre is considering amplifying security measures during prayer after people inside were assaulted with bear spray during prayer.
On March 19, officers received a call regarding an assault that took place inside a Mississauga mosque where multiple people…
Letter signed by over 300 Jewish faculty members addresses anti-Semitism on campus
45 U of T faculty members sign a letter accusing renowned human activist of anti-Palestinian racism resulting in backlash from Jewish community.
Over the past few months, students and faculty have criticized U of T regarding the recent rise of anti-Semitism on…
Looking back with the UTMSU: Financial literacy, mental health, and guaranteed food security
President Mitra Yakubi and the UTMSU team review this year’s achievements while reflecting on Covid-19 obstacles.
“It was a challenging year for most of us due to the pandemic and the closing and reopening of campus,”…
Scholars Strike Canada: A three-day protest against policing and carcerality
Professors Beverly Bain and Min Sook Lee organize their second labour action to address issues of policing on campus and introduce ideas of abolition and defunding.
Scholars Strike Canada (SSC) hosted another major labour action on March 21 to March 23 to address carceral systems while…
Yemen’s hunger crisis leaves millions coping with ‘emergency levels of hunger’
With more than half of its population facing famine and starvation, Yemen remains one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises….
Vitamin N(ature) is just what the doctor ordered
Doctors in Canada can now provide nature prescriptions to patients.
Ontario Parks published a piece on the benefits of getting outdoors for your mental health. But what do you do…
When words aren’t enough
How the therapeutic power of dance may help those with mental illness.
Chun-Li, a 56-year-old woman, wears high heels and sways her hips from side-to-side as she walks across the activity room…
Joan Jett—the Blackheart of rock and roll history
Without a care for her “Bad Reputation,” the singer became the face of the genre in the ’80s.
“I Love Rock ‘N Roll” “Bad Reputation” and “I Hate Myself for Loving You” are all popular songs that have…
A mosaic of womanhood in Collective Rage: A Play in 5 Betties
The English and Drama Student Society’s cast pours their hearts into their characters to show the beauty of change.
Betty is mad, Betty is confused, Betty is inspired, Betty is hurt, and Betty is everything. On March 11 and…
The best and worst book-to-film adaptations
While The Great Gatsby was iconic in both book and film, The Mortal Instruments failed to translate on the big screen.
Best Adaptation—The Great Gatsby (2013)Serena Uribe “A little party never killed nobody,” sings Fergie in a song from one of…
A sneak peek of Maschere Duemondi’s Le Vedove Scaltre
Celebrating the upcoming play and Italian culture with cast members Elisa Schembre and Jennifer Hughes.
Within the Department of Language Studies at UTM, the Italian programs stand out for their artful approaches to Italian language…
Pitch with a Twist 2022: A pitch competition by women, for women
This event celebrates great ideas from diverse voices that break down barriers.
As part of U of T’s Entrepreneurship Week, Pitch with a Twist returned for its third annual pitch competition. “Your…