Open Relationships: Yay or Nay?
Everyone has different needs and ways of showing affection.
It’s a given that dating isn’t what it used to be (or as traditional as it used to be). From…
Volume 48
Editorial: Celebrating the many forms of love and intimacy
Instead of focusing solely on romantic relationships, some people use February 14 to recognize the relationships they have with their family, friends, and self.
For many, Valentine’s Day began with a box of cards from the Dollar Store. Our teachers made us hand out…
The Aphrodite Project returns for another year
With almost 46 thousand matches made in 2019, students look forward to yet another year of online pairing.
Created by the University of Waterloo, the Aphrodite Project made its return this year on January 24—just in time for…
Students review current sexual violence and harassment policies at U of T
The UTMSU holds virtual meeting inviting students to share their experiences and comment on sexual violence on campus.
Sexual violence and harassment on campus continue to be a widespread issue for many students across Ontario. To maintain the…
The Ontario School Board releases framework to protect students against sex trafficking
The Ministry of Education has created a mandate to ensure students are protected against sex trafficking in all school boards in Ontario.
On January 31, the Ministry of Education announced a protocol against sex trafficking for all school boards. The new mandate…
Dating trends reveal interesting results among students
With nearly eight million users, Tinder is the most common online application for casual relationships.
For many students, post-secondary school is a time to form devoted relationships with others. However, several statistics have recently revealed…
The perks of participating at the RAWC
Anthony Hertadi discusses the differences between studying in Indonesia and Canada, as well as how he found his current community.
On January 28, The Medium interviewed Anthony Hertadi, a first-year commerce student here at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM)….
Locked on Leafs: All smiles for the all-stars
While consistency is an ongoing issue, the high-flying Toronto Maple Leafs look to rest and recuperate during the all-star break…
February’s fragments with Duaa
Returning to childhood comforts in the cold and chaos.
Stories have always played a huge role in my life. It is a bit cliché, but as a kid, I…
True crime: the good, the bad, and the ugly
There is nothing wrong with a few good murder mysteries, but where does fascination turn to obsession?
CW: Murder, sexual assault We all love a good grisly story. Murder mysteries and ghost stories alike dominate the box…
The celebrity behind the book
Questioning the mix of authors in a world of fame.
The world of celebrities seems to be far removed from the literary world. Celebrities are seen and heard; their primary…
The flawed spaces in Star Wars
Star Wars IV: A New Hope hits its target of success but misses opportunities for character and plot depth.
Spoiler warning: this article discusses the plot and scenes from the original Star Wars trilogy. Before we begin, there are…
Concerned about in-person classes? Here’s how you can build resilience
Relieving stress and setting boundaries can help us balance our physical and mental health.
With a full return to in-person classes on February 7, 2022, students at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) are…
Lecture Me! On the importance of incorporating Indigenous Studies in the syllabus
Dr. Sherry Fukuzawa and Dr. Nicole Laliberte join Councillor Veronica King-Jamieson in discussing the role education plays in furthering peacemaking efforts between non-Indigenous and Indigenous Canadians.
“It’s important that we acknowledge our privilege and give up our seat at the table to spotlight someone who is…
Welcome back, tributes! I mean, students!
The perils of everyday university life.
The doors of UTM are now open, inviting the husks of students back into their once barren halls. The campus…