Latisha Lobban
Contributions
Drought, rising temperatures, and plants
UTM Ph.D. student Lucas Albano is researching the ability of plants
to adapt to changing climates. He is specifically testing the white clover’s
ability to adapt...
UTM library builds a new emergency exit
The University of
Toronto Mississauga library opened a new emergency exit in October to fulfill
fire department regulations.
The second exit is located along the main
glass...
Hypercare: Efficient care coordination
Hypercare is “a mobile and web platform
that allows clinicians to communicate with their colleagues in real time,
specifically about patient issues.” It was co-founded by...
Dragonfly health harmed by road salt
With lower temperatures and winter weather comes an increase in road
salt usage. Researchers from the McCauley Lab at UTM have studied the effects
of increased...
V.T. Nayani discusses colourism and colonialism
Last Thursday, V.T.
Nayani’s first feature film, Shade-ism:
digging deeper, screened in The MiST Theatre at
UTM. The film discussed issues of colorism within specific races and...
Con artists and biases
Dr. Rasmus RosenBerg Larsen shares his
knowledge on ingrained biases.
Why do individuals fall for con artists’ schemes? Dr. Rasmus
Rosenberg Larsen, visiting assistant professor in...
Petersen receives OCUFA teaching award
UTM associate professor Dr. Andrew
Petersen was recently named as one of Ontario’s most outstanding university
teachers by the Ontario Confederation of University Faculty Associations
(OCUFA). OCUFA...
Dior Sauvage ad receives backlash
UTM alumna, Indigenous fashion
designer, and Temagami First Nation tribe member Lesley Hampton speaks out
against French luxury goods company Dior’s “very, very bad campaign”
advertising their...
Learning about artificial intelligence
Over the summer, University of Toronto
students across all three campuses applied to U of T’s first 99AI Challenge.
The challenge aims to educate as many...
Vanier Scholar’s take on sex and intimacy
Nathan Leonhardt, a Ph.D. candidate at
the University of Toronto, was recently awarded a Vanier Canada Graduate
scholarship. The scholarship is valued at $50,000 per year...
Granted clemency: what comes next?
Cyntoia
Brown’s story is heartbreaking, but not unique. She was born to a teenage
mother who had been incarcerated many times through her early life and...
Kyle Weber on balding & book publishing
Kyle Weber is a man of many titles: UTM alumnus, tattoo artist, and bald man enthusiast. Weber wrote and self-published The Book of Bald:...
Being Black on Campus
I quickly noticed the disproportionate diversity on campus my first time at UTM. During Clubs Week in my first-year, I noticed a slew of...
Race, gender, and political behaviour
Dr. Erin Tolley, an assistant professor in the political science department at UTM, recently received the 2018 Annual Research Prize in Social Science at...
So you think you can create a zine?
Over 250 vendors gathered on September 22nd at the Art Gallery of Ontario for the Broken Pencil Canzine: Festival of Zines and Underground Culture....
Wildlife from around the world
The fourth annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition at the Royal Ontario Museum is the largest and longest-running contest for wildlife and nature...
Drought, rising temperatures, and plants
UTM Ph.D. student Lucas Albano is researching the ability of plants
to adapt to changing climates. He is specifically testing the white clover’s
ability to adapt...
UTM library builds a new emergency exit
The University of
Toronto Mississauga library opened a new emergency exit in October to fulfill
fire department regulations.
The second exit is located along the main
glass...
Hypercare: Efficient care coordination
Hypercare is “a mobile and web platform
that allows clinicians to communicate with their colleagues in real time,
specifically about patient issues.” It was co-founded by...
Dragonfly health harmed by road salt
With lower temperatures and winter weather comes an increase in road
salt usage. Researchers from the McCauley Lab at UTM have studied the effects
of increased...
V.T. Nayani discusses colourism and colonialism
Last Thursday, V.T.
Nayani’s first feature film, Shade-ism:
digging deeper, screened in The MiST Theatre at
UTM. The film discussed issues of colorism within specific races and...
Con artists and biases
Dr. Rasmus RosenBerg Larsen shares his
knowledge on ingrained biases.
Why do individuals fall for con artists’ schemes? Dr. Rasmus
Rosenberg Larsen, visiting assistant professor in...
Petersen receives OCUFA teaching award
UTM associate professor Dr. Andrew
Petersen was recently named as one of Ontario’s most outstanding university
teachers by the Ontario Confederation of University Faculty Associations
(OCUFA). OCUFA...
Dior Sauvage ad receives backlash
UTM alumna, Indigenous fashion
designer, and Temagami First Nation tribe member Lesley Hampton speaks out
against French luxury goods company Dior’s “very, very bad campaign”
advertising their...
Learning about artificial intelligence
Over the summer, University of Toronto
students across all three campuses applied to U of T’s first 99AI Challenge.
The challenge aims to educate as many...
Vanier Scholar’s take on sex and intimacy
Nathan Leonhardt, a Ph.D. candidate at
the University of Toronto, was recently awarded a Vanier Canada Graduate
scholarship. The scholarship is valued at $50,000 per year...
Granted clemency: what comes next?
Cyntoia
Brown’s story is heartbreaking, but not unique. She was born to a teenage
mother who had been incarcerated many times through her early life and...
Kyle Weber on balding & book publishing
Kyle Weber is a man of many titles: UTM alumnus, tattoo artist, and bald man enthusiast. Weber wrote and self-published The Book of Bald:...
Being Black on Campus
I quickly noticed the disproportionate diversity on campus my first time at UTM. During Clubs Week in my first-year, I noticed a slew of...
Race, gender, and political behaviour
Dr. Erin Tolley, an assistant professor in the political science department at UTM, recently received the 2018 Annual Research Prize in Social Science at...
So you think you can create a zine?
Over 250 vendors gathered on September 22nd at the Art Gallery of Ontario for the Broken Pencil Canzine: Festival of Zines and Underground Culture....
Wildlife from around the world
The fourth annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition at the Royal Ontario Museum is the largest and longest-running contest for wildlife and nature...