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A figure made of trees shops in the isles of a thrift store.

Arts & Culture DOWN to EARTH

Too much of a good thing: is thrifting truly sustainable?

November 10, 2026

Students thrifters say the benefits of shopping second-hand may not be as straightforward as they seem

Artist Narishdath Maraj stands in front of his art installation at Sunnybrook. He is wearing a dark red sweater and black jeans.

Arts & Culture DOWN to EARTH

A Q&A with sustainable fashion designer Narishdath Maraj

November 10, 2026

Maraj is a designer and sustainability professional focused on repurposing materials and reducing textile waste

Photo of small pink sign that says "PollinateTO Garden" in front of a building.

Wildlife club seeks to boost awareness of environmentalism on campus

November 3, 2026

The group took part in planting a pollinator garden on Nelson Mandela Walk

A boy is surrounded by hands with coffee mugs.

Why does networking feel so fake?

October 27, 2026

Students are told networking is the key to success, but the pressure to prove themselves hinders true connections

Black engineering society hosts conversation on textured hair care

October 27, 2026

NSBE TMU is looking to help Black students navigate a sea of information on their hair wellness

Photo of the SingWell event.

Can singing nurture wellbeing? These researchers say yes

October 20, 2026

An annual symposium on campus discussed the potential benefits of group singing for city dwellers

Collage with artist, Nigel Lezama, with framed photos and clothes on mannequins behind them.

Students spotlight Toronto’s Black fashion history at the AGO

October 20, 2026

Fashion students spoke with Black fashion professionals and designers in a self-produced interview project

Picture of Trinity Square Cafe entrance, with the sign saying "Cafe" and its open hours

Trinity Square Cafe marks 50 years of service to the community

October 6, 2026

The local non-profit hopes to strengthen ties with the TMU community

Photo of the Eng Play cast and crew, with boarders of stars.

EngPlay kicks off new season of student-run musical theatre

October 6, 2026

The club has been staging annual parody productions starring engineering students for several years

Three panel collage of students eating or shopping for their cultural dishes.

‘Tasting your memories:’ international students connect to home through cuisine

September 29, 2026

International students disclosed their mixed feeling about making traditional meals

Three young people looking up at sketches of caregiving related items such as a calendar, baby bottle, medicine and money.

TMAPS launches online guide for student caregivers

September 29, 2026

The guide is the first of its kind at TMU

Disabled scholars have long been asking universities to think critically about access. TMU is just catching up

September 22, 2026

A former TMU PhD fellow says academia needs to be truly inclusive for disabled scholars to flourish