Locked on leafs: The Definition of Insanity
For the past six consecutive years, the Toronto Maple Leafs have been eliminated in the first round of the playoffs….
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Poetry Corner
Sonnet for YouOttavia Paluch There were nights where you couldn’t fall asleep.You would get up and fold the map so…
My legacy is my students
Determined to inspire hope, Principal Alexandra Gillespie shares how legacies are forged every day.
In 1522, Belarusian scholar Francysk Skaryna established the first printing press. This feat came shortly after printing the Bible and…
Editorial: You are more than a 4.0
The desire for high academic performance has led to many forgotten aspects of university life that serve to enrich students’ lives.
Many freshmen have a pre-set list of things they plan to accomplish in their first year of university. Some hope…
UTM Career Centre’s Get Hired Fair to assist students in kick-starting their professional adventures
As degree inflation and networking woes create obstacles for students, the UTM Career Centre holds the Get Hired Fair on September 21 to give students job opportunities.
According to a blog written by Stanford University Professor Michael W. Kirst, employers are looking for more than just grades…
Samiha Mohsen on adjusting to student life in North America: “Though everything was changing, the pool is always there for me”
Samiha Mohsen received a bachelor’s degree one year before her classmates, earned a master’s degree from the University of Calgary…
Geographically far, emotionally close
UTM students share their defining experiences with their cultures.
Familiarity in an unknown place Aia Jaber, Managing Editor My feet drag slowly across the pavement, eagerly approaching a busy…
Art is a necessity for all: Reflections from an Egyptian household
A thought provoking argument on the tough yet necessary meanings of art for those in Egyptian families.
Growing up, the closest I got to meeting artists was by watching them on my TV. I was born and…
Editorial: Embracing inclusivity
In the workplace, a public image of inclusivity is not enough; performative policies and promises are not enough.
Countless organizations have faced lawsuits regarding discrimination in their hiring practices. From ethnic racism to cultural exclusion, companies are afraid…
The end of an era: Queen Elizabeth II passes away
UK’s longest-serving monarch and beloved public figure, Queen Elizabeth II, is peacefully laid to rest with millions mourning.
On the afternoon of September 8, 2022, Queen Elizabeth II, passed away at the age of 96 at Balmoral Castle,…
Farewell to school spirit
The absence of varsity sports will inhibit community-building at UTM.
In the late ‘80s and early ‘90s, ball hockey was hugely popular at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM). Students…
It’s Harry Styles’ house and we’re all just living in it
Harry’s newest album offers groovy bops with heartfelt and inspiring themes.
Following his 2019 Grammy-award-winning sophomore album Fine Line, and his 2017 self-titled debut album, Harry Styles’ highly anticipated third studio…
Max’s Big Ride returns for its eighth annual ride
Andrew Sedmihradsky shares his initiatives to raise awareness and end Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.
Nearly 10 years ago, Andrew Sedmihradsky, the global mobility coordinator for University of Toronto Mississauga’s (UTM) International Education Centre, and…
Editorial: Forging our creative legacy
This volume, we will push the boundaries of our creative potential.
Grandma Moses, born September 7, 1860, was an American folk artist. Most of her life, she lived an agricultural lifestyle…
UTM’s step towards the future of pharmaceutical innovation
The New Science Building will be home to the Centre for Medicinal Chemistry, which will use cutting-edge medical technology to create innovative solutions for diseases like cancer.
The University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) continues to improve its contributions to the pharmaceutical and medicinal chemistry industry through the…