Author: Nalyn Tindall

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An abstract illustration showcasing various pink figures fading into one another in embrace, surrounded by imagery relating to self care.

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

An image of an assorted bowl of peppers sitting over a bed of plants..

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

A small dog stands in an open park field, holding a ball in it's mouth.

The dogs of Kerr Hall Quad

October 1, 2024

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

An illustration collage of a syringe, pills, a vial and other items over a pink and blue gradient.

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

a hand drawn mosaic of old-school telephones, mail letters with wings, text message bubbles, and other decorative drawings depicting human connection.

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

A student stands in the middle of an open field in the city, wearing a traditional filipiniana dress.

Redesigning History: Revitalizing the Filipiniana through strength and style

September 10, 2024

Filipino fashion students at TMU are revitalizing the Filipiniana through strength and style.

A middle-aged man smiles into the camera with his arms crossed.

Professor’s pet peeves: Key tips to a successful semester

August 20, 2024

While you’re worried about your own survival this school year, consider another crucial factor: your professors.