Category: Arts & Culture

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Is the ‘very Chinese time’ in your life just a phase?

When Chinamaxxing fades, Chinese TMU students question if there will be a return to Asian hate

An image of Golestan Palace with a coloured gradient and ripped paper around the image.

Finding solace in language during political chaos

For some Iranian TMU community members, poetry has long grounded them in their culture

Meet your Fall 2026 masthead

Congratulations to the editors of Fall 2026!

TMU grad honours National Ballet of Canada’s founder

Sofia Beraldo’s exhibit displayed ballet’s enduring influence on fashion

A illustration of four polaroid images on a corkboard, with various models wearing various outfits.

Spotlighting TMU’s up-and-coming design labels

The Eye speaks to four TMU fashion students and alumni who are taking the plunge on creating their own sustainable clothing brands

“She loves me. She loves me not”: A deep dive into the ‘Feminist Archives’

Marusya Bociurkiw's screening series invites dialogue with feminism of the past through archived independent short films

A group of dancers surround one person as they all move in different directions, they are in front of a blue background.

Dance students stage choreographic works in annual show

Choreographic Works 2026 featured 26 unique pieces by second and third-year TMU performance: dance students.

Naomi Cowan against a grey background.

TMU alumna Naomi Cowan receives first JUNO nomination

The Eyeopener speaks to TMU Alumna Naomi Cowan about her her debut reggae album and recent JUNO nomination.

Someone flipping through a book.

Image arts students nab awards at photobook showcase

February 24, 2026

Winning works to be purchased by TMU Library Archives & Special Collections

A portrait of author Rachel Phan, with the cover of her book Restaurant Kid composited beside her

From the May May Inn to the Canada Reads 2026 longlist

February 24, 2026

TMU grad Rachel Phan discusses her debut memoir, Restaurant Kid, featured on the 2026 Canada Reads longlist

A sign that reads "Weaved/Wired Iridescent Autonomy" with the exhibit in the background

‘NEXT’ Up: New Media Art Exhibition

February 14, 2026

Writer Izabel Mensah takes a look at Weaved/Wired 2026: Iridescent Autonomy exhibition, an interactive art show put on by new media students at TMU

Aishvini Partheepan faces towards the right while holding up her silambam staff wearing red and orange cultural clothing.

Tamil Heritage Month: Connecting to culture through arts

February 3, 2026

Tamil students at TMU share their love of traditional music, dance and martial arts

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