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TMU medical school requirements spark controversy among student applicants

November 5, 2024

Admission requirements for students applying to the new medical school meant to break down barriers and promote inclusivity.

MAN BIKING FAST CITY BIKE

New bike lane bill will affect safety and commute times for students and faculty

October 29, 2024

Bike lanes on Bloor, University and Yonge may be removed or restricted by the Ontario government

OLIVIA CHOW SPEAKS AT DAIS

Olivia Chow and Marshall Ganz speak at 34th democracy forum

October 29, 2024

Chow and Ganz focused on creating genuine in politics to create a strong democracy

A design showcases the word "eyeflashes" over a blue and yellow gradient.

Eyeflashes: October 22, 2024

October 22, 2024

Check out this week's quick news hits

Youth mental health summit calls out systemic barriers for post-secondary students

October 22, 2024

Research offers new approaches for tackling mental health

TMU awards honorary Doctor of Laws degrees to prominent figures

October 22, 2024

Honorary Doctor of Laws degrees awarded to Janice Fukakusa and Mark Bonham for their contributions to business, education and diversity.

Lachemi gestures

President Lachemi’s term extended until end of 2026

October 16, 2024

Board of Governors extended the president's term until the end of 2026, to navigate critical initiatives

FLOWERS NEXT TO VIGIL

Students host vigil honouring the thousands of civilians killed since Oct. 7

October 12, 2024

The Students for Justice in Palestine held a vigil on Gould Street on Oct. 7

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Eyeflashes: October 8, 2024

October 8, 2024

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The outside of the school of medicine.

New TMU School of Medicine opens admissions for 2025 school year

October 8, 2024

The new TMU School of Medicine opens applications on October 9 for its first cohort of students that start September 2025

This illustration represents Canada's five major political parties using chalk-style logos on colored backgrounds. From left to right: the Liberal Party in red, the Conservative Party in dark blue, the NDP in orange, the Green Party in green, and the Bloc Québécois in dark blue.

Students left wanting more resources with the current state of Canadian federal politics

October 7, 2024

With two non-confidence votes in the House of Commons, students share their current thoughts on Canadian politics

An audience of students stand crowded in front of a stage in preparation for a concert.

Students upset following TMSU-hosted concert

September 24, 2024

Attendees expressed concerns about crowd chaos and performance delays

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