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In November 2019, Tee Duke was appointed as UTM’s first assistant director of Indigenous initiatives. For this issue, The Medium sat down with her to discuss...

Last Tuesday, the Education Experiential Unit hosted “Lecture Me! Italian-Canadian Foodways: Redefining Italian Culinary Culture” at the Mississauga Central Library, featuring our very own...

Dr. Andrea Olive is the Chair of the Department of Political Science at UTM and an associate professor in the Department of Geography....

Countries around the world celebrated International Women’s Day yesterday. The day is held on March 8 each year and is meant to celebrate...

With statistics and numerical data being constantly televised during the current coronavirus outbreak, it may be difficult to determine which data is...

On February 6, 2020, the RCMP entered Wet’suwet’en territory—without the Indigenous nation’s consent—to enforce construction of the Coastal GasLink Project, a pipeline for exporting...

Imagine being able to find a stranger’s name, phone number, address, and occupation using just a photograph of the individual. This can be accomplished...

Last Wednesday, the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM)’s biology department organized an academic symposium honouring the academic contributions of Zeynab and Mohammad Asadi-Lari.

L.M. Montgomery, the celebrated Canadian author of the classic children’s series Anne of Green Gables, was addicted to the drugs barbiturates and bromides....

A memorial sign to Emmet Till lies at the Emmet Till Interpretive Center Museum in Summer, Mississippi. Now riddled with bullet holes from...

Many young boys look forward to their first soccer game, to the annual summer canoeing trip, or to throwing a frisbee with friends...

Dr. Tara Vinodrai, an associate professor of geography at UTM and a faculty member of the Innovation Policy Lab, received the best article award...