Volume 44, Issue 11

White nationalist posters found at UTM

Nov 20, 2017

Posters from a group called “Students for Western Civilization” were put up across the University of Toronto Mississauga last week, advocating for the preservation...

Ulrich Krull installed as UTM’s principal

Alicia Boatto

Nov 20, 2017

Krull received the robes of the principal after taking the Oath of Office during last week’s ceremony

U of T gets electric vehicles’ investment

Kayvan Aflaki

Nov 20, 2017

The University of Toronto Electric Vehicle Research Centre (UTHEV) has obtained a large investment...

AGM to vote on grievance bylaw

Alicia Boatto

Nov 20, 2017

New bylaw is meant to streamline the complaint procedure

UTM’s Sexual Violence Centre opens

Ali Taha

Nov 20, 2017

The centre is meant to provide support for assault survivors

College strike ends

Alicia Boatto

Nov 20, 2017

Liberals legislated faculty back to work

Dank memes and political schemes

Florence Cao

Nov 20, 2017

Memes are the new political cartoon—every political issue has a meme. Some memes are funny because the ideas perpetuated are ridiculous, but these memes are not meant to create any kind of impact. Other memes may focus on important issues with an ironic or...

Can art really be separated from the artist?

Mylene Kassandra Hangdaan

Nov 20, 2017

Ultimately, analysis of the product cannot be fully detached from the process

What does Peterson have against humanities?

Ayesha Tak

Nov 20, 2017

Jordan Peterson needs to criticize his own academic discipline before attacking other studies on campus

Filbert Vol 44 Issue 11

Anthony Labonte

Nov 20, 2017

A&E

A second perspective of Twelfth Night

Sharmeen Abedi

Nov 20, 2017

Theatre Erindale presented a very captivating and witty spectacle of William Shakespeare’s comedy Twelfth Night. The play follows shipwrecked Viola’s (Esther McLachlin) arrival at...

Two casts, two performances, one show

Mylene Kassandra Hangdaan

Nov 20, 2017

Cast members reveal the underlying gendered interpretation of the original Shakespearean play

Walking into the world of Russian film

Victoria Danesi

Nov 20, 2017

Renowned Soviet filmmaker Andrei Tarkovsky’s style is vivid and rich in character development

Watch out for this rap group tripartite

Mylene Kassandra Hangdaan

Nov 20, 2017

Dill The Giant, E.GG, and Steve form the Manitoba-based tripartite underground rap group 3Peat

Exploring the world of pick up artistry

Ayesha Tak

Nov 20, 2017

Jennifer Lawint’s exhibit at The Art Gallery of Mississauga investigates the role of pick up artists

Who was the voice actress behind Caillou?

Mylene Kassandra Hangdaan

Nov 20, 2017

Bryn McAuley voiced young Caillou for the show’s first season in the late 90s while living in Ottawa

Revisionist History

Mylene Kassandra Hangdaan

Nov 20, 2017

Revisionist History is a podcast by Canadian journalist and author Malcolm Gladwell. Currently in...

Features

A clean environment: a commodity?

Maryam Faisal

Nov 20, 2017

Last Wednesday, the Political Science and Pre-Law Association at UTM, with the Society for Geography and Environment, hosted law professor at Wayne State University...

Monstrosity is in the eyes of the beholder

Delaney Rombough

Nov 20, 2017

Professor Koenig-Woodyard from the Department of English and Drama speaks about monsters

Gender and ideology in Arabic languages

Zeahaa Rehman

Nov 20, 2017

Last Monday, the Linguistics Brown Bag speaker series hosted UTSC professor Atiqa Hachimi

An alumni story of overcoming fears

Jessica Cabral

Nov 20, 2017

UTM alumni Mohammad Maxwel Hasan speaks to The Medium about his public speaking journey

Graduating and fighting back: beyond just self-defense

Mahnoor Ayub

Nov 20, 2017

Last Thursday, the Wen-Do course at UTM celebrated its second graduating class.

Sports

For health’s sake, read the ingredients

Michelle Morin

Nov 20, 2017

A series of studies and interviews with doctors in the Netflix documentary, What the Health, show how eating processed meats and dairy products lead...