Author: Anastasia Blosser

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‘Indigenous History of the Land’ mural at TRSM unveiled during Treaties Recognition Week

November 19, 2024

Artist Philip Cote's newest addition to Toronto Metropolitan University’s campus recognises the traditional lands the school is located on

Album Review: Everybody should be able to be whoever they want to be

November 12, 2024

David Gauntlett’s latest album showcases themes of identity and self-expression in four digestible tracks

Inside the mind of Jowita Bydlowska and her latest novel

November 12, 2024

The Toronto Metropolitan University instructor returned to themes of addiction, toxic relationship dynamics and self-destruction in her latest book, Monster

An illustration of an open book from which a brown-skinned fist emerges, breaking a chain attached to its wrist.

TMU criminology professor facilitates panel discussion on prison abolition

November 7, 2024

Four years after the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020, communities across North America continue to fight against the prison-industrial complex.

TMUsicians foster a community of opportunity and creativity

November 5, 2024

For new performers and experienced musicians alike, open mic nights and songwriting circles facilitate individual and collective growth

A photo composite of two prospective empoyees wearing marathon bibs, with an employer in the centre holding a clipboard.

Fun & Satire The 9 to 5 Issue

The Amazing Race…for a job

October 29, 2024

As the job market gets more competitive, how far will hiring managers go?

Student exhibit captures healing on historic mountainside

October 8, 2024

Trâm Anh Nguyễn documented Karate-do trainees on a former colonial retreat and battleground in Vietnam

image of Ontario Place

TMU alumni documentary captures Ontario Place’s final days and community reactions

October 1, 2024

Your Tomorrow was created by three Toronto Metropolitan University graduates and has been picked up by TVO

Amar Wala’s ‘Shook’ fails to shake up the coming of age genre

September 25, 2024

A Scarborough story that leaves you wanting more because there’s not enough as is

Q&A: Caméra d’Or winner discusses latest film during TMU visit

September 25, 2024

César Augusto Acevedo spoke about war, generational trauma and the hopeful possibility to heal

Rez Ball: A film that brought Indigenous identity to the spotlight

September 25, 2024

One TMU student found connection through traditions and community on-screen at TIFF

TMU instructor hits the bulls-eye with ‘Matt & Mara’

September 25, 2024

A film about searching for one's identity while wanting the love of another person