Written by Roald Dahl, The Great Automatic Grammatizator is a satirical short story written almost 70 years ago detailing how…
Inspired by her students’ different understanding of words used in Northern Ontario, Professor Sali Tagliamonte is researching the field of…
Whether you’re plowing through the snow or studying for midterms, we all need some motivation to get through our day….
On January 30, Professor Liza Blake held a talk about “asexuality and aromanticism as queer identities and as areas of…
“Greatness is not measured by what a man or woman accomplishes, but by the opposition he or she has overcome…
In my first couple of years studying at the University of Toronto (U of T) Mississauga (UTM), I endeavoured to…
Victoria Gracie is someone characterized with many roles: body dysmorphia disorder (BDD) advocate, three-time TEDx speaker, Miss Canada finalist and…
Inspired by the shared needs of Communication, Culture, Information & Technology (CCIT) students, The Design Hub is a new club…
On January 25, TEDxUofT Mississauga will be hosting its annual conference centred around the theme of “Change,” with the tagline,…
Back in the first year of my undergraduate studies, my friend informed me about a book club that a couple…
As a third-culture kid of Indian descent, I am always out of the loop when it comes to Indian customs….
You step foot into a newly opened Japanese restaurant. You are greeted by friendly smiles, polite nods, and waiters saying…
I can’t exactly place my earliest memory as a child, but I do hazily remember what I assume to be…
As the holiday season approaches, familiar Christmas archetypes begin to emerge—Santa Claus, reindeer, and other festive staples. While Christmas originally…
Being a student means being bombarded with endless obligations and deadlines. Just as you finish one assignment, another important assignment…
