Syrian children overburdened by decade long humanitarian crisis
Syria’s current economic disaster has created one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises, with 80 per cent of its population…
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UTM celebrates Black History Month
The UTM community offers a wide range of events that highlight Black triumph and Black excellence for students of all backgrounds to attend.
The Black History Month Committee at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) is organizing a variety of events in honour…
U of T contributes to the launch of Canada’s first Black Food Sovereignty Program
With hundreds of children at risk of being food insecure, U of T collaborates with the City of Toronto to deliver a sufficient and effective food plan.
Late last year, Toronto’s city council passed Canada’s first-ever Black Food Sovereignty Plan with an objective to develop food security…
UTM organizes a virtual meeting to celebrate the Annual Research Prize Symposium
Four UTM recipients gather to share a few words after being awarded for their contributions in the Humanities, Sciences and Social Sciences departments.
On January 24, the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) held its annual Research Prize Symposium celebrating professors’ contributions to research…
UTM invites students to discuss the flaws of campus policing
Professor Akwasi Owusu-Bempah addresses the evolution of campus law enforcement and how they can effectively ally with marginalized communities against systemic racism.
On January 27, in honour of Black History Month, the Anti-Racism and Cultural Diversity Office at the University of Toronto…
Students voice their concerns regarding the current leave of absence policy
The UTLU invites students to a virtual meeting where speakers discuss the current state of mental support and accommodations offered by U of T.
On January 20, Alicia Krishna from the U of T Law Union (UTLU) hosted a virtual meeting where speakers discussed…
January News Briefs
U of T doctor responds to a medical emergency on a Qatar Airways flight Last month, Dr. Aisha Khatib, an…
School of Cities release report on upcoming projects and initiatives
An annual report released in December 2021 provides a brief outlook on the new 2022 year with 13 new projects.
Formed in late 2018, the School of Cities (S of C) was formed to provide U of T with numerous…
U of T overlooks accessibility concerns for students with medical conditions
Students use popular social media platforms like Reddit and Instagram to voice their concerns regarding in-person instruction.
In response to U of T’s decision to maintain in-person learning for a few courses during the new semester, several…
UTMSU invites students to virtual Commission Meeting to discuss upcoming campaigns and events
Mental Health Awareness Week, Undergraduate Research Symposium, and Sustainability Week are just a few of many campaigns that will be offered to students in the 2022 Winter term.
On January 17, the University of Toronto Mississauga Student Union (UTMSU) hosted their annual Commission Meeting via Zoom at 4…
Recent report outlines steps to achieve diversity and equity in Ontario schools
The Peel District School Board observes data that indicates Black students are more likely to be suspended than their peers.
In their most recent board meeting, the Peel District School Board (PDSB) reported that Black students in elementary and secondary…
Annual Town Hall Meeting reveals no more physical distancing measures starting February
The University of Toronto Mississauga to fully reinstate in-person learning for students and faculty later this Winter term.
On January 19, the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) hosted their annual Town Hall Meeting, where students were invited to…
Students hold UTM administrators accountable for lack of communication
U of T faces backlash for poor decision-making including the action to approve a controversial and unsafe food service provider.
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to impact universities across Ontario, students are coming together and expressing their concerns to university…
Ontario court awards $107 million to families of Flight PS752 victims
Two years after Flight PS752 was shot down by the IGRC, families of the victims are to be compensated for their losses while countries decide on actions to be taken against Iran to seek reparation.
Nearly two years ago, on January 8, 2020, Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752, also known as Flight PS752, was shot…
Committee on Academic Policy and Programs reviews updates for the new year
Professor Susan McCahan outlines virtual and in-person proceedings and introduces new programs coming into effect September 2022.
On January 11, the Committee on Academic Policy and Programs held a virtual meeting to discuss the current state of…