Author: Nalyn Tindall

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Was my body ever mine?

January 28, 2025

Growing up, I always dreamed of how finally turning 16 would change me as a young woman—never did I imagine that it would completely rob me of my girlhood

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Becoming the ‘master’ of graduate studies

January 21, 2025

Applying to graduate schools is not a walk in the park.

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The Eyeopener’s Guide to Exam Season

November 26, 2024

Your guide to getting through finals without making the same mistakes we did

‘Fake it till you make it,’ the interns struggle with imposter syndrome

November 19, 2024

For many TMU students self-doubt clouds their internship and co-op experiences

Stress on the sidelines

November 12, 2024

Student-athletes mental health relies on a carefully crafted balance

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Self-expression behind the screen: Exploring the laptop stickers of TMU students

November 5, 2024

From astronauts to anime characters, these stickers not only act as conversation starters but reminders of where their owners come from

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Features The 9 to 5 Issue

Work hard, burn out harder

October 29, 2024

A rising cost of living and an increasing societal expectation to aspire to higher education can pressure students into a dangerous mindset

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Sleep, spaces and slices of pie: A recipe for self-care

October 22, 2024

At risk of burnout, TMU students reflect on self-care, work-life balance and third spaces

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Sovereign soil: A new generation of Torontonians embracing urban gardens for food justice

October 8, 2024

In the midst of a food affordability crisis, community-led solutions aim to bring nutritious, accessible and homegrown produce from concrete to kitchen

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The dogs of Kerr Hall Quad

October 1, 2024

Green spaces at TMU act as grounds for community and their dogs

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Inside Canada’s trans healthcare maze

September 24, 2024

With their wellness in the hands of an incompatible medical system, trans students have to be their own experts

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Leave a message after the tone: TMU students call back to friendships formed and lessons learned

September 17, 2024

As the new school year begins, university experiences resurface as valuable advice