My eight-legged-plus roommates
How to get used to spiders and centipedes in your room.
Before we get started, I know! Yes, they can bite and they’re freaky as hell, but bear with me. I…
Volume 50
The unforeseen consequences of UTM’s road salt reduction
How slippery surfaces have changed our campus community, forever.
The University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) prides itself on its efforts to foster environmental sustainability on campus. Each year, the…
Nothing stands sacred in a cultural genocide
Gaza is having its people and its culture eradicated.
My name is Aya Yafaoui. In Arabic, my last name translates to “Aya of Yafa.” You might not know where…
What to do for Black History Month as a student
Here’s a list of what students can do to honour and participate in the awareness and celebration of Black History Month.
As Black History Month rolls around the corner, Black communities and other supporting groups are offering a variety of captivating…
Willie O’Ree continues to inspire UTM students
Empowering tomorrow’s hockey players through Willie O’Ree.
There was a thin layer of snow atop the Montreal Forum on January 18, 1958, when the Montreal Canadians faced…
Muhammad Ali, the larger-than-life champion
Remembering a man defined by his principles, respect, and desire to be the best he could possibly be.
Muhammad Ali was a world-class boxer and an important figure in the Black and Muslim communities. Ali was born Cassius…
Hello and Goodbye
Ever since the Toronto Raptors won the championship in 2019, the players from that winning roster have slowly been leaving…
Celebrating Black excellence with the Black Research Network
A highlight of some celebrated individuals.
February is Black History Month, and we want to take the moment to highlight and appreciate the Black community here…
Distinguished Professor Awards: Professors Ron Buliung, Robert Gerlai, and Kent Moore
A look into the works and accolades of the three recipients of the Distinguished Professor Awards at the University of Toronto.
New year, new awards! We’re well into this year’s awards season, with the Oscars, Grammys, and Juno nominations rolling in….
Cyberbullying and its impacts on Black youth
Researchers have found that cyberbullying may be linked to PTSD symptoms and increased suicidal tendencies in Black teenagers.
Cyberbullying is a prevalent issue, especially for Black youth, as more children delve into the world of mainstream social media….
Empowering Black entrepreneurs: Initiatives driving positive change in Canada
This year, Canada is witnessing a surge in initiatives aimed at empowering Black entrepreneurs and fostering a more equitable entrepreneurial…
January News Briefs
Celesta Maniatogianni
Canada Post Honours Abolitionist and Journalist Mary Ann Shadd on a New 2024 Stamp On January 23, Canada Post unveiled…
Recent studies reveal concerning health disparities between Black and White communities
A neurological study on strokes calls for more effective interventions to remove inequalities by race.
On January 10, a new study from the medical journal Neurology highlighted the trends in stroke incidences among adults and…
Top 10 side hustles for students in 2024
With Ontario’s soaring cost of living, post-secondary students are more eager than ever to make some extra cash on the side.
In the world of higher education, post-secondary students’ goals are often marred by financial burdens. Many students can be overwhelmed…
Are boycotts worth the work?
The effectiveness of boycotts continues to be questioned, and yet, we are seeing results.
In a world where there seems to be no end to social injustices that need calling out, boycott movements flare…