The Leafs have reached new heights this week, both on and off the ice.
On the ice, the team recently acquired veteran defensemen Mark Giordano from the Seattle Kraken in a clutch trade deadline…
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Intersecting passion, community, and interests on campus
Ananya Aditya is a second-year forensic science student at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM). Originally from India, Aditya has…
Will I be alright?
Research suggests that there’s a problem with providing reassurance to OCD sufferers who persistently ask for it.
Ms. S was 35 years old when, after one year of social withdrawal, she tried to kill herself twice because…
Are you stressed about what will come after graduation? Yeah, me too.
Resources at UTM can help alleviate the stress of graduation and let students create a path for their futures.
Applying for graduation this year came with a wave of conflicting emotions for me. While I was excited to add…
The divides of our society in The Servant of Two Masters
Theatre Erindale thinks outside the box to showcase different lifestyles.
Theatre Erindale’s recent production of The Servant of Two Masters by Carlo Goldoni expands on themes of alienation, popularity, and…
Danica’s April of Anime
Live like you are the main character with this collection of songs.
Seven section editors later, you have arrived at the final M’s Playlists. In total honesty, even though I had almost…
A Timeless Message in La Dolce Vita
While the film may seem to lack purpose, a closer look at Steiner’s character reveals a universal reality.
Spoiler warning: this article discusses scenes from La Dolce Vita (1960). La Dolce Vita (1960), a neorealist Italian film by…
No place where there isn’t any trouble
The Wizard of Oz unexpectedly dispels the promise of utopia that glamourous classic Hollywood musicals often sell.
Spoiler warning: this article discusses scenes from The Wizard of Oz (1939). Scholars, critics, and popular audiences alike consider Victor…
A film’s first impression
Zooming in on how a movie’s initial release can influence success or failure.
Movies are portals that transport us into different realms of possibilities. Some are hailed as classics while others fly under…
Poetry Corner
Hero Among the TulipsPaige France Our love began when the tulips sprouted,Back when your glimmery eyes competed with the dew…
Borderline personality disorder and the new insights into its neurobiology
Research is making its first promising steps toward understanding the disorder and tailoring treatments for affected individuals.
*Names have been changed to protect anonymity Theo* never liked himself. He changed his hairstyle countless times, hid himself in…
Who is Harold Sonny Ladoo?
Former writer-in-residence recalls his relationship with the post-colonial author whose name will never be forgotten.
For the past forty-six years, the Harold Sonny Ladoo Book Prize at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) has continuously…
So long UTM: Class of ’22 reflects on their online and in-person journey
As Covid-19 restrictions come to an end, three students share their favourite undergraduate memories and their aspirations upon graduating.
Ah, graduation. A time when students finally throw their mortarboard caps in the air, hug and pat each other on…
Dr. Stephen Short appointed as the new Associate Vice-Principal of Research and Opportunities
Dr. Short shares his journey to UTM and the growing variety of research on campus.
Dr. Stephen Short is an associate professor of Biology at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM). He was recently appointed…
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…