Kevin Kim
Contributions
Discussing PI, teaching, and awards with Zingaro
In commendation of the stellar teaching that is
exhibited by new professors at U of T, an honor dubbed the Early Teaching
Career Award is distributed...
Discussing radicalization among young men
Last Tuesday, the political science department at UTM in
collaboration with the Office of the Dean presented their Annual Public Affairs
Lecture hosted by Jamil Jivani,...
Springing our clocks forward one hour
With the clocks springing forward last Sunday March 10th
for Daylight Savings Time, some may wonder what practical use the now
long-standing tradition holds.
Commonly abbreviated...
Insight into Features:
Kevin Kim, Associate Features Editor
As a fresh, bright-eyed student at UTM much like so many
others, my first year has been a whirlwind of great...
Exploring ethics and video games
UTM’s Experiential Education Unit and Office of the Dean
have collaborated with Mississauga’s Library System to host lectures meant to
display contemporary research occurring at the...
Celebrating Caribbean Cuisine and Culture
In accordance with
Black History Month, the International Education Centre (IEC) collaborated with
Caribbean Connections to present an event celebrating the cuisine and culture
of the Caribbean....
Study analyses preferred accents & kids
The field of developmental psychology is a complex one,
where new and insightful breakthroughs are still being made today. It is no
wonder that many have...
Crossing borders to provide medical aid
Within U of T, there are boundless opportunities for
students to act on whatever passion they wish. Some students desire to help
others in need, whether...
Dr. Rennet inside the classroom & out
The Mathematical and
Computational Sciences Department has been gaining traction at a rapid pace,
which will likely continue for as long as the skills typically required...
Using human health for breadth credits
Many students often find the hunt for distribution credits to satisfy UTM’s graduation requirements to be tedious at times. To graduate from the university,...
U of T develops leadership
From November 22 to November 24, students from across Canada convened at the University of Toronto St. George Campus for the Canadian Conference on...
Talking Canada-U.S. relations
Last Friday, POL203: Politics and Government of the United States, a course offered at UTM that focuses on the politics of the U.S. and,...
Mingling at “Meet the Grad Students”
Last week, the Erindale Biology Society (EBS) and the Erindale Chemical and Physical Sciences Society (ECPS) collaborated on a “Meet the Grad Students” event...
Fish reproductive fitness
Last Friday, Dr. Ryan Frankowiak, a professor from Queen’s University, gave a talk titled “Two sides of the same coin: Disentangling adult and offspring...
Improving student skills by testing teachers
This October, the Progressive Conservative government introduced new legislation that requires prospective teachers to write a compulsory math assessment before being eligible to receive...
Are you a match for Marell Tomeh?
Although many cancer patients fear relapse, Marell Tomeh, a former undergraduate student at UTM, never thought that her cancer would return. Diagnosed in 2013...
Atheism and secular thought in Islam
Secularity, the concept of keeping ideas and thoughts separate from religious beliefs, presents itself in many forms, and is accepted in varying degrees throughout...
Could the method alter the meaning?
Last week’s “Classes without Quizzes” event featured Dr. Adriana Grimaldi, a lecturer in the department of language studies, discussing the connection between philosopher Niccolò...
Discussing PI, teaching, and awards with Zingaro
In commendation of the stellar teaching that is
exhibited by new professors at U of T, an honor dubbed the Early Teaching
Career Award is distributed...
Discussing radicalization among young men
Last Tuesday, the political science department at UTM in
collaboration with the Office of the Dean presented their Annual Public Affairs
Lecture hosted by Jamil Jivani,...
Springing our clocks forward one hour
With the clocks springing forward last Sunday March 10th
for Daylight Savings Time, some may wonder what practical use the now
long-standing tradition holds.
Commonly abbreviated...
Insight into Features:
Kevin Kim, Associate Features Editor
As a fresh, bright-eyed student at UTM much like so many
others, my first year has been a whirlwind of great...
Exploring ethics and video games
UTM’s Experiential Education Unit and Office of the Dean
have collaborated with Mississauga’s Library System to host lectures meant to
display contemporary research occurring at the...
Celebrating Caribbean Cuisine and Culture
In accordance with
Black History Month, the International Education Centre (IEC) collaborated with
Caribbean Connections to present an event celebrating the cuisine and culture
of the Caribbean....
Study analyses preferred accents & kids
The field of developmental psychology is a complex one,
where new and insightful breakthroughs are still being made today. It is no
wonder that many have...
Crossing borders to provide medical aid
Within U of T, there are boundless opportunities for
students to act on whatever passion they wish. Some students desire to help
others in need, whether...
Dr. Rennet inside the classroom & out
The Mathematical and
Computational Sciences Department has been gaining traction at a rapid pace,
which will likely continue for as long as the skills typically required...
Using human health for breadth credits
Many students often find the hunt for distribution credits to satisfy UTM’s graduation requirements to be tedious at times. To graduate from the university,...
U of T develops leadership
From November 22 to November 24, students from across Canada convened at the University of Toronto St. George Campus for the Canadian Conference on...
Talking Canada-U.S. relations
Last Friday, POL203: Politics and Government of the United States, a course offered at UTM that focuses on the politics of the U.S. and,...
Mingling at “Meet the Grad Students”
Last week, the Erindale Biology Society (EBS) and the Erindale Chemical and Physical Sciences Society (ECPS) collaborated on a “Meet the Grad Students” event...
Fish reproductive fitness
Last Friday, Dr. Ryan Frankowiak, a professor from Queen’s University, gave a talk titled “Two sides of the same coin: Disentangling adult and offspring...
Improving student skills by testing teachers
This October, the Progressive Conservative government introduced new legislation that requires prospective teachers to write a compulsory math assessment before being eligible to receive...
Atheism and secular thought in Islam
Secularity, the concept of keeping ideas and thoughts separate from religious beliefs, presents itself in many forms, and is accepted in varying degrees throughout...
Could the method alter the meaning?
Last week’s “Classes without Quizzes” event featured Dr. Adriana Grimaldi, a lecturer in the department of language studies, discussing the connection between philosopher Niccolò...
Are you a match for Marell Tomeh?
Although many cancer patients fear relapse, Marell Tomeh, a former undergraduate student at UTM, never thought that her cancer would return. Diagnosed in 2013...