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Off-campus event featuring IDF soldier brings calls to revoke SSI student group status

A petition to revoke SSI’s student group status has garnered over 13,000 signatures

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Toronto to explore city-run grocery stores to lower food costs

The city council plans to introduce four stores to help low-income neighbourhoods access healthy and affordable food.

Protesters back at Queen’s Park to rally against OSAP cuts

As the provincial parliament returns to session, students across the province are urging Ford to walk back on his decision

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UPDATE: Access to Google Workspace restored for students and staff

The issue was resolved around 4:30 p.m. Friday

Youth unemployment continues to rise

Students describe struggle with unemployment paired with rising inflation

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Eyeflashes: March 24, 2026

Check out this weeks quick news hits

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BREAKING: TMSU delays unofficial 2026 general election results

A total of seven demerit points were issued with some outstanding complaints and investigations

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Smaller class sizes should be a priority in new budget, some faculty say

In light of upcoming 2026-27 budget decisions, staff urge the university to consider student experience

Increased academic misconduct cases attributed to AI use

TMU students and faculty are managing growing AI usage and accusations across disciplines

Campus News Student Politics

Here are your 2026 TMSU general election candidates

31 students are campaigning for executive committee or board of directors positions

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Hundreds protest against OSAP cuts at Queen’s Park, two arrested

Students from across the province gathered at Queen’s Park last Wednesday

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BREAKING: TMSU launches $20 million lawsuit against former executive members for corruption, fraud, breach of privacy and more

Former president Ali Yousaf is among 17 defendants including “TMSU Saviour”

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