VOLUME 49, ISSUE 5 (October 3, 2022)
Editorial: Pssst, can I borrow some paper?
All students should be allowed to choose their best learning methods.
Within the last two years, almost everything has shifted online. School, work, social gatherings—we have learned to make technology our…
WHO’s review highlights misinformation as detrimental to people’s health
Widely perpetuated myths and false statements ran rampant during the Covid-19 pandemic, and have lead to risky and improper health behaviours among the populace.
The World Health Organization (WHO) released a review on September 1, 2022 revealing that social media apps such as Twitter,…
Elections return as candidates race to capture Mississauga residents’ support
Growing communities and improving public transit on the agenda for mayoral candidates in Mississauga’s municipal elections.
Another election is just around the corner for residents of Mississauga—the city’s municipal elections will take place on October 24….
Overcrowded buses and a reduced schedule a concern for UTM commuters
As MiWay services become unreliable, the UTMSU lobbies for action against the transit provider and the UTM administration to improve bus services for students.
As the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) makes a full return to in-person learning, late and overcrowded busses have become…
UTM opens robotics laboratory to facilitate research and learning
The Undergraduate Robotics Teaching Laboratory opens to assist students in exploring the world of robotics.
On September 7, 2022, the Undergraduate Robotics Teaching Laboratory (URTL) opened its doors to students and researchers alike. Located in…
The great food price debacle
Are your parents right when they tell you to pack a lunch?
Food prices are one of the most debated topics of our time—or at least, on our campus. Everyone’s got an…
From Liz, With Love: So, you’re in a pickle
Hey boo, I’ve known these two guys for over a year now. They both present really sick qualities (in a…
The rise and risks of crypto gambling on Twitch
Is streaming crypto gambling on Twitch designed to lure unsuspecting victims into losing their hard-earned money?
As the seventh most popular category of streams on Twitch, crypto gambling has taken the cyberworld by storm, which is…
Where are those who care? A genuine question for would-be voters
In times like these, electoral participation is critical.
We’ve all seen them before—in the weeks and months leading up to an elections, public holidays, or days of remembrance,…
My “fob” experience
How I merged my Egyptian roots with my new Canadian home.
It took me a whole year to make my first friend in Canada. Life in Hamilton was pretty lonely till…
The Journal of Scientific Innovation: U of T’s only undergraduate scientific journal
Professor Christopher Eaton and Paige France talk about how their undergraduate scientific journal can help address historical divides.
Open Science is an umbrella term used in a variety of practices, with its greatest tenant being free and open…
MPH in Black Health: How U of T’s newest program will revolutionize healthcare
The Black Health program seeks to improve healthcare practices by challenging oppressive networks and encouraging intersectionality.
The University of Toronto Dalla Lana School of Public Health is introducing a new Masters of Public Health (MPH). Set to…
Faculty Feature: Implementing inclusive practices in workplaces is crucial to the well-being of immigrants
Professor Soo Min Toh on the reshaping of the behaviour of immigrants in a new work environment.
Professor Soo Min Toh is a renowned researcher and educator in the Department of Management at the University of Toronto…
I’m Glad My Mom Died uncovers the secrets behind Nickelodeon stars
TW: Eating disorders, OCD, depression, sexual harassment. Everyone, at some point, craves fame. We crave red carpets, magazine shoots, and…
The Toronto International Film Festival—a historic source of artistry and culture
How TIFF has impacted artists and film enthusiasts—from its debut till now.
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) began in October of 1976 under its original name, Festival of Festivals. Out of…
Margaret Atwood and Randy Boyagoda on politics, literature, and freedom
In a recent screening, the two authors spoke to UofT students and faculty about what lies beneath our world’s political systems.
On September 28, 2022, the faculty of Arts and Science at the University of Toronto St. George (UTSG) invited students…
The M’s Playlist: Sad Girl September with Liz
As I enter my final year of undergrad, September has marked the inauguration of “sad girl autumn.” This new term…
Disney’s unique position in the streaming wars
How Disney+ uses its catalogue of nostalgic shows and familiar films to maintain subscriptions and attract new viewers.
From its release on November 12, 2019, Disney+ has been a streaming service that uses nostalgia to attract viewers. Whether…
An entertaining commute with A More Beautiful Journey
The new app creates ties between Torontonian commuters, artists, and the city they share.
A More Beautiful Journey (AMBJ) was released in celebration of the Toronto Transit Commission’s (TTC’s) 100th anniversary. As a long-time…
UTM Fitness Supervisor inducted into the U of T Sports Hall of Fame
Andrew Bellerby, Recreation and Fitness Supervisor at the Recreation, Athletics & Wellness Centre, will forever be a part of U of T history.
Andrew Bellerby recalls the moment when U of T’s 1995 lightweight men’s eight rowing team crossed the finish line to…
It can be as professional or as grassroots as you want: a perspective on esports
The University of Toronto Mississauga Esports Club offers non-athletic students an outlet for their competitive energy.
Esports, an abbreviation for electronic sports, are organized competitions based on multi-player video games. The first recorded instance of esports…
Locked on Leafs: Defensive Depth
With training camp and the pre-season underway, several Leafs players risk getting injured as they compete to claim a spot…
The city of Mississauga showcases resilience against climate change through “We Are Resilient” exhibit
The outdoor exhibition educates the residents of Mississauga on climate action and celebrates local environmental conservation efforts.
By definition, ecological resilience refers to a community’s ability to withstand and recover from environmental challenges. This concept is vital…