Stage fight: how TMU found itself embroiled in a battle over arts in Brampton

“Win the city”: TMU and U of T’s supposed rivalry

Many confused as TMSU cuts student group and course union funding by 60 per cent

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U Cup tournament recap: Ottawa makes history on home ice

The Gee-Gee’s won the David Johnston University Cup at the end of four days of thrilling men’s hockey action

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Career Boost: blessing or bust?

The on-campus employment program offers a wide variety of opportunities for students, though some issues arise through the cracks

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Arts & Culture Passion Project

Opinion Essay: The Tortured Artist! Or, a Spiral into Self-Destruction

Take a dive into the world of tortured artists and the costs taken to produce their work

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Lost Kid Magazine redefines artistic expression with their issue launch

Toronto's emerging creatives come together to celebrate the TMU-based publication that is embracing artistic uncertainty

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Presence of anti-abortion group on campus raises familiar tension at TMU

With graphic images and charged rhetoric, the group’s return sparks frustration and concern among students

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Duck leads TMU track and field in pursuit of new horizons

Long-jumper Jacob Duck’s three school records were among seven set by the team this season

TMU launches new photography media arts minor

Studio-based photography minor opens doors for students pursuing creative pathways

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Business & Technology

Pretty in pink: Are the prices of female hygiene products all for nothing?

Students find the unequal pink tax is having an effect on their shopping habits and personal finances

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International students find comfort and home in Toronto’s diversity

The city’s multiculturalism becomes a point of attraction and means to belonging for students attending TMU from abroad

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