A Palestine story
Looking at things from a different perspective.
One day, you get a knock at your door. You open it to find armed men, clad in uniforms, telling…
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Question your preconceptions in ISP250: Queer/ing composition
In her upcoming course, Dr. Amanda Paxton encourages students to challenge the invisible rules that they follow.
Our language shapes us. The words we hear around us develop our beliefs and values, and the words we speak…
UTM to host the Desmond Morton Research Excellence Lecture 2023
Professor David Wolfe will provide insights on Canada's challenges and opportunities.
The University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) is set to host the 2023 Desmond Morton Research Excellence Lecture on November 30…
Lecture Me! On the use of VR and AI as teacher and leadership training tools
Dr. Liz Coulson’s research offers a human-centered approach to incorporating VR and AI in language learning.
“I kind of think of ChatGPT almost like a group of friends,” Dr. Liz Coulson remarks as she opens her…
The status of the artist: “Ageism is the last discriminatory measure we have”
Cultural policy expert Garry Neil talks about the unstable professional lives of senior artists to help illustrate the overall conditions for creative work today.
As a result of the Massey Commission, which sought to nurture culture and art in Canada after World War II,…
Rising above: UTM Eagles Flag Football’s Championship Quest
This year’s team has standout players, strategic prowess, and a collective confidence that sets them apart in the pursuit of glory.
The UTM Eagles Flag Football team is heading to the playoffs for this season and the team is looking better…
Stepping into the future of work
From changing expectations for work to technological advancements such as generative artificial intelligence (AI), the workplace is being redefined as…
Genesis of a passion: A confluence of disciplines
Every scholar’s journey begins somewhere. For graduate student Geordi Frere, his starting point was an ardent love for the mathematical…
Taylor Swift and the ghosts of concert movies past
Swift joins the company of Justin Bieber, Michael Jackson, and David Bowie with a film on her recent record-breaking The Eras Tour.
Taylor Swift is coming to a city near you. Of course, if you’ve been online at all in the last…
Beyond the Game: Navigating Alcohol and Betting Ads for a Global Fan Base
Analyzing the Alienating Impact of Betting and Alcohol Ads
As any avid sports fan can tell, betting and alcohol advertisements are perhaps the most common advertisements run during televised…
How not to be an asshole
You don’t have to overcomplicate your wine drinking experience.
We all know an asshole. They jam their nose into their wine glass, make a sound like they’re gargling on…
The faults of virtual dance classes and smart fitness mirrors, according to an ex-ballerina
Unexplainable back or shoulder pain? Want to regain full mobility? You may want to start stretching and strength-building with others under real-time supervision.
Once a pre-professional dancer in ballet and jazz, I left the scene to pursue studies in neuroscience. After intense weight…
Muslim representation in film—a conversation with Nesa Huda
As the writer and director of her short film Taboo, Huda uses film to tell the stories that many fail to hear.
Trigger warning: This article mentions anxiety, depression, and suicide. Nesa Huda is a filmmaker, writer, director, and University of Toronto…
University of Toronto debuts plan to expand academic representation
Chemtrails and Population Control and Moon Landings and Other Optical Illusions among new courses, set to debut this September.
As part of an ongoing effort to improve academic representation, the University of Toronto Mississauga outlined several new courses that…
Editorial: What you can do in a short time
“We must talk to hear an echo”—a reflection on four years in student journalism and the lessons learned.
I was recently asked if I was sad to be leaving The Medium. A year ago, after my first run…