Volume 46, Issue 17 (February 10, 2020)
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UTMSU talks mental health at Town Hall event
With more than halfway through the year, UTMSU discuss project updates
Despite the ongoing improvements, students continue to find issues with accessibility and comfort
Mohammad Owlia speaks out about his interview experience
Construction will start this summer to build a mixed-used area over the parking lots surrounding Square One
Zero Waste UTM and SAGE raise awareness of fast fashion with clothing swap event
After a Western University student tested positive for the coronavirus the government improved contact with post-secondary institutions
Should we get rid of students’ unions?
A trend towards mindfulness has shown consumption and consciousness go hand in hand
The hardships of the K-Pop industry
The Netflix show touches on many societal issues including sex, abortions, anxiety, and sexuality
The old classic kept audiences on their toes with chilling performances and staging
The Latinx superstars gave their all in a jam-packed show with mesmerizing choreography and projections
CFRE Radio hosted their first pub night which also doubled as fundraiser for the Australian bushfires
The follow-up to 2016’s Suicide Squad features an all-female cast with different ethnicities
The Stewart x Gilbert collaboration
Vinodrai’s award-winning article on housing and mixed-use zoning
UTM’s Equity and Diversity Office organized an interactive workshop to commemorate Black History Month
Where Black History Month originated, the month’s mission, and how to properly celebrate it
Tenacious UTM team blocked by UTSC
Odours presented during learning and testing helps improve both memory consolidation and retrieval
A recent study on Alzheimer’s has found that aerobic exercise can improve executive brain functioning
UTM’s Women’s Tri-Campus volleyball team put up good fight against UTSC, but couldn’t come up with win