Fatima Alvi
A contributor to The Medium.
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UTMSU wins UTMSFL lawsuit
A judge has ruled in favour of UTMSU following their lawsuit with pro-life group UTM Students for Life. The lawsuit, which was filed in...
How should you navigate through loans?
Loanerr, a debt management company, was recently founded by U of T Alumnus Scott Nazareth, who graduated in 2015 with an Honors Bachelors of...
U of T surveys staff on personal matters
U of T collected information on this year’s faculty and staff in an online survey pertaining to race and gender.
The university has been doing...
Inside the lines with Alison Dias
A member of our UTM community was representing Canada as a tennis referee in the 2016 Rio Olympics. Alison Dias, a graphic artist who...
Riding the waves: Compass and Mindwaves book launch on the horizon
The professional writing and communication program presents their annual book launch of student-written publications on March 30 at Theatre Erindale. But this time around,...
U of T celebrates 189 years
Students, staff and faculty celebrated U of T’s 189th birthday last Tuesday.
Since it was established in 1827, U of T has been home to...
Charity event factors in students’ talent
The first ever UTM X Factor was held last Friday as a collaborative effort between Free the Children at UTM and UTM Rotaract. It...
Are you smarter than a spelling bee champion?
“Syzygy, S-Y-Z-Y-G-Y, syzygy,” was Rona Lisa Perretti’s winning word in the Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Years later, now that she hosts the spelling...
Building Bridges to awareness on campus
Last week, the UTM MSA held Islam Awareness Week, featuring informative booths, motivational events, and the opportunity to try on a hijab.
Throughout the week,...
Dance class, documentary, and donations as outreach
This week, Student Life and a number of clubs and societies celebrated COEN week at UTM. This was an opportunity for members of the...
Living Library: the alumni edition
Last Tuesday, the Living Library event returned to UTM. The alumni-themed event included “books’ such as the former Mississauga mayor Hazel McCallion, religion professor...
UTMSU wins UTMSFL lawsuit
A judge has ruled in favour of UTMSU following their lawsuit with pro-life group UTM Students for Life. The lawsuit, which was filed in...
How should you navigate through loans?
Loanerr, a debt management company, was recently founded by U of T Alumnus Scott Nazareth, who graduated in 2015 with an Honors Bachelors of...
U of T surveys staff on personal matters
U of T collected information on this year’s faculty and staff in an online survey pertaining to race and gender.
The university has been doing...
Inside the lines with Alison Dias
A member of our UTM community was representing Canada as a tennis referee in the 2016 Rio Olympics. Alison Dias, a graphic artist who...
Riding the waves: Compass and Mindwaves book launch on the horizon
The professional writing and communication program presents their annual book launch of student-written publications on March 30 at Theatre Erindale. But this time around,...
U of T celebrates 189 years
Students, staff and faculty celebrated U of T’s 189th birthday last Tuesday.
Since it was established in 1827, U of T has been home to...
Charity event factors in students’ talent
The first ever UTM X Factor was held last Friday as a collaborative effort between Free the Children at UTM and UTM Rotaract. It...
Are you smarter than a spelling bee champion?
“Syzygy, S-Y-Z-Y-G-Y, syzygy,” was Rona Lisa Perretti’s winning word in the Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Years later, now that she hosts the spelling...
Building Bridges to awareness on campus
Last week, the UTM MSA held Islam Awareness Week, featuring informative booths, motivational events, and the opportunity to try on a hijab.
Throughout the week,...
Dance class, documentary, and donations as outreach
This week, Student Life and a number of clubs and societies celebrated COEN week at UTM. This was an opportunity for members of the...
Living Library: the alumni edition
Last Tuesday, the Living Library event returned to UTM. The alumni-themed event included “books’ such as the former Mississauga mayor Hazel McCallion, religion professor...