Volume 46, Issue 6 (October 20, 2019)
Liberal party receives a sweeping election win in all Mississauga ridings
Provincial funding to post-secondary institutions will change for 2020
UTM held a sustainability conference where different disciplines explore climate change actions
The U of T Low-Carbon Action Plan aims to reduce GHG emissions by 37 per cent by 2030
Students, faculty and staff troubled by the CCT elevators speak out about entrapments and waiting times
Peel Region approved a motion to oppose Quebec’s Bill 21 that bans religious symbols for public employees
Key roads near UTM have a reduced speed limit of 40 km/h
Using contractualism in a sorority
The violent revolution that has broken out in Iraq must end, and the government must restore order
Will the Canadian federal election be a lose-lose situation for the climate crisis in 2019?
Why young people should continue to demand for change, even after the federal election
Joker blurs the line between joy & sadness
The exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art follows a young individual and his realization of capitalism
The three short films spoke about feminism, otherness, and acceptance of Black culture
In a unique presentation, Viriditas touches on the future of technology and human consumption
As far as movie musicals go, West Side Story, directed by Robert Wise and Jerome Robbins, is...
The outcry about films inciting violence misses the bigger issue of gun violence in America
This current project at the MOCA examines concepts on architecture and technology
Advocating for missing Indigenous women
First-year UTM student Aidan Britnell is a technology innovator and the recipient of a $80,000 scholarship
UTM professor and epigeneticist Dr. Iva Zovkic talks about her ground-breaking research on histones
Dr. Larsen discusses why people fall for con artists’ schemes
Pollution might be cause of increase in violence
University of Waterloo study identified a ‘next-in-line’ effect: the inability to recall information before a performance
Stanford scientists find that leading with flavour increases the likeliness people will choose to eat veggies
Stressed out: Politics can make you sick
UTM’s Men’s Varsity Basketball fall to Seneca Sting in first game of the 2019-2020 season on the road