Alexandra Balaj
A contributor to The Medium.
Contributions
Theatre Erindale revives Frances Burney farce
Someone should have told the characters in The Witlings that “we have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as...
Canadian Intern Association invitee speaks in CCIT course
Tom Haxwell of the Canadian Intern Association visited UTM last Wednesday to speak with students about internships that take advantage of the intern after...
Rethinking safety on campus after dark
Recent well-publicized reports of at least two sexual assaults on female students at York University raise questions about the security of UTM’s students—a concern...
LGBTQ spirit infuses Queer Orientation
OUT@UTM, UTM’s LGBTQ society, planned and hosted two events last week as the first of several Queer Orientation events. The first was Thursday night’s...
Student art finds an unexpected home
The third floor of the CCT Building, with its narrow corridors and squeaky floors, might be the second-last place you’d expect to see an...
“Human books” share their stories with students
On Wednesday, in collaboration with Hart House, UTM welcomed 14 “Human Books” to the IB Café to be loaned to students for 25-minute one-on-one...
A theatrical night with the UTM Drama Club
On Friday, the UTM Drama Club hosted a performance night, partnering for the first time with the Accessibility Committee on the theme of physical...
Pi’s journey to the silver screen
As one of many who’ve read and been captivated by Yann Martel’s 2001 novel Life of Pi, I was ecstatic when I saw the...
Looking to the past for inspiration
We like to possess a sense of self. We are constantly choosing aspects of the world with which to define ourselves and construct our...
Kaiser Chiefs—Start the Revolution Without Me
They took all the best aspects of their old guitar and drum hits and infused some new, if at times odd, electro-pop energy.
Theatre Erindale revives Frances Burney farce
Someone should have told the characters in The Witlings that “we have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as...
Canadian Intern Association invitee speaks in CCIT course
Tom Haxwell of the Canadian Intern Association visited UTM last Wednesday to speak with students about internships that take advantage of the intern after...
Rethinking safety on campus after dark
Recent well-publicized reports of at least two sexual assaults on female students at York University raise questions about the security of UTM’s students—a concern...
LGBTQ spirit infuses Queer Orientation
OUT@UTM, UTM’s LGBTQ society, planned and hosted two events last week as the first of several Queer Orientation events. The first was Thursday night’s...
Student art finds an unexpected home
The third floor of the CCT Building, with its narrow corridors and squeaky floors, might be the second-last place you’d expect to see an...
“Human books” share their stories with students
On Wednesday, in collaboration with Hart House, UTM welcomed 14 “Human Books” to the IB Café to be loaned to students for 25-minute one-on-one...
A theatrical night with the UTM Drama Club
On Friday, the UTM Drama Club hosted a performance night, partnering for the first time with the Accessibility Committee on the theme of physical...
Pi’s journey to the silver screen
As one of many who’ve read and been captivated by Yann Martel’s 2001 novel Life of Pi, I was ecstatic when I saw the...
Looking to the past for inspiration
We like to possess a sense of self. We are constantly choosing aspects of the world with which to define ourselves and construct our...
Kaiser Chiefs—Start the Revolution Without Me
They took all the best aspects of their old guitar and drum hits and infused some new, if at times odd, electro-pop energy.