Author: Stephanie Davoli

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A fast track to adulthood: balancing life when caring for loved ones

The struggle to prioritize health, happiness and prosperity for yourself while caring for a loved one

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Career Crossroads: The decision to go pro after graduation

As another U Sports season ends, some TMU student-athletes play their final games while others hope to keep the dream of “going pro” alive

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Haven’t we seen that before? The complexities of emerging AI art for students

As AI-generated art gains popularity, TMU students are questioning its place in the creative industries

Let’s Talk Texture: How Black TMU Students Navigate Societal Perceptions of their Hair

February 28, 2023

While some Black TMU students regard their hair as an important part of their identity, others have dealt with racial profiling because of the way they wear their hair

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From pastime to nine-to-five: TMU students on the stresses of turning their hobbies into small businesses

January 31, 2023

Some TMU students are getting tangled in their hobby-turned-businesses

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Bye bye birdy

January 24, 2023

After Elon Musk’s takeover, many TMU students who found community on Twitter are considering leaving the platform

School of Journalism community remembers longtime instructor Stephen Trumper

January 12, 2023

Trumper, who passed away at 69, had a decades long career in Canadian journalism and as an instructor at Toronto Metropolitan University