Tag: Volume 36-issue 9

Last Tuesday night, the Black Students

November 2 marked the beginning of Gender and Genocide week at UTM. The weeklong event focused on bringing awareness to the horrors of genocide, such as gender-based genocide, culture-based genocide, and religious-based genocide. Movie screenings and information boards brought awareness to these horrific acts.

On Monday, November 9, approximately 200 students gathered in the Student Centre to hear Justin Trudeau, the son of the late Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau....

Last Thursday, approximately 20 UTM male students gathered outside the Student Centre and stumbled about in high heels for five minutes. The annual event,...

On November 13, a group of women gathered in the South Building for a round table discussion about feminism. Posters covered the front of the...

At the eleventh hour, on the eleventh day of the eleventh month, members from the UTM community gathered outside the front entrance of the...

Last Thursday, participants in Orphan Runs annual Pie in the Face auction not only allowed students to pie their friends, they also helped raise...

For Erindale students, an unanticipated week away from the lecture halls and the library started off with a bang. Literally. Saturday night, November 10, a...

In our previous issue we published an article about the latest Blind Duck pub event and another about the Thomas Cottage, that spooky little...

Dear Editor, I am disappointed with this newspaper this year. Let me elaborate; I have been a very involved student in the residence life community,...

What do South Parks Kenny, Hinduism, Ozzy Osbourne, cats and Vanity Fair magazine have in common? They all have many lives. Opened on September 26...

Hate is embraced by wood grain grippers And syrup sippers alike; Not by me though. I do not depend on prejudice To determine who I am, Rather, I transcend,...