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Advice for new students: make your degree work for you and form friendships beyond classrooms
The Medium executives share their advice on choosing electives and making friends outside of your program

The traditional career ladder is dying, and we shouldn’t mourn it As young people enter the workforce, maybe the response to an unpredictable world is an equally unpredictable and multidisciplinary career.

Editor’s Picks | Editor’s Picks – Vol53 | Op Ed | Opinion

The traditional career ladder is dying, and we shouldn’t mourn it
As young people enter the workforce, maybe the response to an unpredictable world is an equally unpredictable and multidisciplinary career.

Goodbye, Volume 51! A year to remember.

Editorial | Opinion

Goodbye, Volume 51!
A year to remember.

Shaping people, not just players Former UTM athletes-turned coaches Martin and Kevin Iyamabo explain the role of coaches in developing young athletes.

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Shaping people, not just players
Former UTM athletes-turned coaches Martin and Kevin Iyamabo explain the role of coaches in developing young athletes.

Barnstorming baseball’s 1981 return to Erindale Campus Recalling the legacy of baseball’s “Negro leagues” with Canada’s premier baseball historian, Bill Humber.

Sports

Barnstorming baseball’s 1981 return to Erindale Campus
Recalling the legacy of baseball’s “Negro leagues” with Canada’s premier baseball historian, Bill Humber.

Is Black History Month a celebration or a convenience? Is dedicating a single month to Black history a meaningful step towards equity, or does it reinforce the very marginalization it seemingly works to destroy?

Opinion

Is Black History Month a celebration or a convenience?
Is dedicating a single month to Black history a meaningful step towards equity, or does it reinforce the very marginalization it seemingly works to destroy?

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