Author: Teresa Valenton

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A confused girl holding up a helmet, basketball, hockey stick and soccer ball.

Blurring the Boundaries Sports

Why sports are no longer for me

"I’ll let everyone else have their sports. I’ve always preferred my pages."

Blurring the Boundaries Sports

Sport as a window

The RTA Sport Media program director focuses on the intersection of sports and sociology

A composite of two hockey players surrounded by illustrated neon lines.

Blurring the Boundaries Sports

TMU’s East Asian hockey players change the game

Liam Ross, Kayla Kondo and Kalysta Song represent a new wave in TMU Bold hockey

Blurring the Boundaries Sports

Service aces: The animals that support the bold

The stories of two TMU varsity teams unsung heroes

Blurring the Boundaries Sports

Redshirt redemption: Greg Angelakos hits the court with a vengeance

Greg Angelakos’ breakout season pushes the expectations and struggles of a redshirt

cutout of a person's silhouette surrounded by paint splashes and drawings

Arts & Culture Passion Project

Personal Essay: What does it mean to call yourself an artist?

The clash of societal expectations, self doubt and imposter syndrome create a complex struggle in using the title

An illustration of three different individuals with symbols around their heads

Communities The Unapologetic Issue

“We built that community”: TMU students with disabilities on self-advocacy as survival

For some students with disabilities, self-advocacy on campus is not a matter of choice—it’s a means of survival

An image with illustrations of colourful squiggles and an inserted image of a black sheep in the center of the image

Communities The Unapologetic Issue

Embracing the black sheep: Students find liberation in being different

The black sheep discovers liberation through embracing individuality over conformity

An image of two individuals wearing Hijab and facing each other

Communities The Unapologetic Issue

Faith and Fabric: Personal journeys to the hijab

Living in the West provides unique challenges for Muslim women at TMU

Embroidered on the heart: Textile exhibit opens in Artspace TMU

Textile art by three TMU artists explore how memory and sense of community is woven into the self

Preserving Flavour: Keeping Seollal alive through food

January 28, 2025

For many Korean-Canadians at TMU, celebrating Lunar New Year bring culinary traditions that stitch family stories into every bite

Leaping lion: The art, tradition and future of lion dancing

January 28, 2025

Rooted in martial arts and steeped in tradition, lion dancing bridges generations in Chinese culture