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Hero Among the TulipsPaige France Our love began when the tulips sprouted,Back when your glimmery eyes competed with the dew…
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Faculty Feature | “Never say no to yourself, let others say no”: The legend of Professor Guy Allen
From a U.S. fugitive to the founder of UTM’s Professional Writing and Communications program, Professor Allen brings a fresh perspective to teaching.
I will never forget the first time I walked into Professor Guy Allen’s office. Illegible writings on loose papers. Books…
Editorial: A year of unforgettable firsts
When you reach the end of such a meaningful year in your life, the only thing left to do is to recount the memories, in hopes that they last forever.
Framed print issues covered the muted blue walls, worn slippers were tucked underneath the bookshelf, chewed-up pens filled the cup…
Yemen’s hunger crisis leaves millions coping with ‘emergency levels of hunger’
With more than half of its population facing famine and starvation, Yemen remains one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises….
When words aren’t enough
How the therapeutic power of dance may help those with mental illness.
Chun-Li, a 56-year-old woman, wears high heels and sways her hips from side-to-side as she walks across the activity room…
A sneak peek of Maschere Duemondi’s Le Vedove Scaltre
Celebrating the upcoming play and Italian culture with cast members Elisa Schembre and Jennifer Hughes.
Within the Department of Language Studies at UTM, the Italian programs stand out for their artful approaches to Italian language…
Microdosing on psychedelics: Are there any benefits?
Previous studies show the benefits of microdosing on mental health, but there’s still a lot more to discover.
Psychedelics, alongside other drugs, have always been an area of interest, as they’re publicized through the media in popular television…
Editorial: A taxonomy of Gen Z mannerisms
A ponderance on the consciousness of social media
Social media is a major influencer on the English language. Not only does social media create its own stars, but…
Universities to uphold mask mandates until the end of April
The Ontario government scraps mask mandates after careful discussion with health officials.
After two years of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Ontario government is removing mask mandates on March 21 with a few…
Locked on leafs: Deadline deals
The National Hockey League (NHL) trade deadline is approaching in two weeks, and the Leafs have several key issues to…
The Batman’s dark world brings a bright future
With his image of Gotham’s caped crusader, Matt Reeves may be the superhero that the DC Universe needs.
Matt Reeves’s The Batman takes another stride in the right direction for DC Comics and hopefully means that we are…
Will the sanctions on Russia de-escalate the war?
Dr. Richard Day discusses the implication of sanctions and the prospects of a modern-day depression.
Amidst a humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, economically influential countries such as the United States and Canada have instilled sanctions, or…
Editorial: Your mask, your choice
The removal of mask mandates does not mean that you should feel forced to take them off.
With the recent announcement that Ontario will be relaxing the majority of its Covid-19 constraints as of March 21, many…
Forced internal displacement and high insecurity on the rise in Sudan
One year after Sudan’s transitional government signed the Juba Agreement for Peace (JBA), humanitarian needs have rapidly grown across the…
Why we need women’s-only spaces in gyms and fitness centres
With the emphasis on equal treatment of men and women today, many people struggle to understand why women want their own spaces to work out.
Women-only spaces in gyms are, surprisingly, a grey area for many people. A quick Google search on the topic displays…