VOLUME 48, ISSUE 1 (SEPTEMBER 6, 2021)
Alumnus and Ontario premier Bill Davis passes away
Faculty shares words in memory of the legacy of Bill Davis and the education system he advocated for.
On August 8, 2021, UTM alumnus Bill Davis passed away at the age of ninety-two. From 1971 to 1985 he…
Federal government calls for election earlier than expected
Canada headed for a snap federal election this September.
The Trudeau government shocked Canadians in August with a call for elections, two years earlier than the next anticipated federal…
Funding opportunities for racialized researchers and projects
UTM implements a Grant Research Program funding 12 researchers to address the continuous challenges with racism, social injustice, and discrimination.
This year the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) collaborated with leaders from the different associations including the Black Faculty Research…
2021 EagleOrientation week launches virtual events for students
Motivational speeches, online workshops, and social events featured at this year’s school-led student orientation.
Previously known as O-Week, the University of Toronto Mississauga introduces a virtual method of delivery for first-year students to attend…
UTMSU organizes mentorship program for new students attending campus
Peer mentorship program collaborates with youth mental health organization this year to provide maximal support for students.
Organized by the University of Toronto Mississauga’s Student Union (UTMSU), the Peer Support Program is collaborating with a youth mental…
Editorial: To pay or not to pay
How paywalls are contributing to fake news and creating barriers to access to important information.
“Just read a fascinating New York Times piece that claimed I’ve reached my free article limit for the month,” tweeted…
Taliban’s reign of terror begins
The world has failed Afghanistan again, and it’s time we step up and help.
Afghanistan has once again plunged into the darkness. Over the month of August, the world witnessed the Taliban’s powerful and…
From Liz, With Love: YOLO
If you’re wondering if you should text them, Liz gives you the answer.
Dear Liz, The girl I am crushing on is so amazing, hardworking, and smart, but she is so busy that…
Ear to the Ground: OVO x U of T collab spotlights our expensive school spirit
The new merchandise collaboration emphasizes the university’s brand ahead of the new term.
As summer draws to a close, students, like me, begin the exciting yet dreadful process of gearing up for another…
Ryerson University announces name change
After years of campaigning by students and indigenous groups, Ryerson University has agreed to no longer hail the name of an architect of the residential school system.
On June 1, 2021, the statue of Egerton Ryerson, the founder of Ryerson University and an eminent contributor to the…
Walmart and Target U.S. to cover employee tuition
What corporate coverage of tuition for all workers means for education accessibility, the youth, and the future of business strategy.
As a result of the Covid-19 job market crash, companies are looking to not only retain, but attract employees and…
When I grow up, I want to be…
Recognizing how representation of women of colour through toys, namely Barbie dolls, encourages youth.
Chika Stacey Oriuwa, an alumna of the University of Toronto’s Temerty Faculty of Medicine, has been honoured by Mattel, an…
Taking action against climate change
We must stand united against climate change.
As the Earth rapidly industrialized over the past three centuries, the pace of climate change with it. Today, we can…
Max’s Big Ride returns for its seventh annual ride
Andrew Sedmihradsky cycles 600 kilometres to raise awareness and funds toward Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy research.
Andrew Sedmihradsky, the global mobility coordinator at the University of Toronto Mississauga’s (UTM) International Education Centre, walks to the front…
Becoming a published author through WRI420: Making a Book
Student authors share their journey of book publishing.
Most writers growing up have at least had a passing thought of one day writing and publishing a book. Students…
Meet Adwet Sharma, UTM’s 2021 Valedictorian
Sharma shares the most important lessons he learned at UTM.
Books and movies always romanticize the idea of valedictorian speeches. Yet, only a few lucky students have the honour of…
Jennifer Liu wins first prize at Smarti Gras 2021 event
Smarti Gras celebrates the creativity, dedication, and intelligence of the UTM undergraduate community.
“This was my second time attending Smarti Gras, and I was the only student from the department of visual studies,”…
Donda: Kanye West’s problematic tribute to his mother
How poor execution and the absence of direction plagued Kanye West’s Donda.
After delays longer than the project itself, Donda, Kanye West’s tenth studio album—and much-awaited addition to his discography—is finally here….
The M’s Playlist – Singing in September with Liz
For the first edition of The M's Playlist, Editor-in-Chief Liz shares her 12 all-time favourite songs.
The most embarrassing period of my life might be when I listened to only country music and wore a zebra…
The Art Gallery of Ontario reopens with the Andy Warhol exhibit
Exploring the life of Andy Warhol through displays that pop with his ideals and inspirations.
The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) has finally reopened with exciting exhibits for visiting art fanatics. Classic Canadian art, statues,…
How the impact of movie theatres sustains their future
Predicting the tides of content consumption as the way we watch constantly changes.
It may be hard to choose a side in the Scarlett Johansson versus Disney lawsuit as, on a surface level,…
The RAWC’s gameplan for fall sports and activities on campus
An interview with Renu Kanga Fonseca, RAWC director of strategy, on activities available for students in the fall.
The pandemic forced athletic departments and clubs across all University of Toronto campuses to review how to provide sports and…
How natural supplements helped a UTM student get healthy
UTM alumna Anjalli Becharbhai discusses her experience with natural supplements.
Natural medicine, according to WebMD, is “a system that uses natural remedies to help the body heal itself.” In an…
Weekly exercise series: Yoga
The life-changing benefits of yoga, and where to try it out on campus.
During the pandemic, one exercise that became increasingly popular was yoga. This fall, UTM will offer yoga classes both in…