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Halloween Pub posts record sales

UTMSU hosted the annual Halloween Pub last Thursday night where students in a wide variety of costumes crowded the Blind Duck Pub.

Upped security at the Instructional Centre

With 18 cameras in total, security guards, and computerized locks on all classroom doors, the newest structure on campus evokes the spirit of the most unnervingly attentive watcher of all: Big Brother.

Blue brothers: Asare and Prempeh

Whether it be on the gridiron, in the classroom, or at home in Rexdale, Varsity Blues football stars Kevin Asare, a linebacker, and Michael Prempeh, a wide receiver, share a relationship that shows us all what it means to be a teammate, a friend, and a brother.

Fall TV lineup shows some promise

For those looking for new excuses to procrastinate, here’s a peek at the new lineup of fall shows.

I’m not voting. Here’s why.

The University of Toronto Student Union (not what I usually call them) are holding their elections this week. I don’t know where to start, so I’ll just state: I am not voting in this election. The process is so flawed and slanted toward favouring the same students each year that I don’t see the point [...]

You’ve got Live@edu mail

The U of T email system is undergoing major changes. The whole UTORMail system will be changing hosts as U of T is exploring outsourced email options with Microsoft and their Live@edu service. “Email 30 years ago was something universities had when no one else did, but that’s not the case anymore,” said Robert Cook, [...]

Many mourn Kirran Shoaib

UTM students and faculty as well as Kirran Shoaib’s friends and family gathered in the Mist Theatre on January 20 from 12 to 1 p.m. to remember a cherished member of the UTM community. Kirran Shoaib, a commerce student with high distinction, was diagnosed with colon cancer at the age of 17. She lost the [...]

What’s for dinner: hunger factors in Peel

“What’s for dinner tonight? Crabby Joe’s,” says Daniel Ngo, a third-year computer science student at UTM. Vince Leung, a fourth-year CCIT student, agreed. “Some type of fettuccini or spaghetti,” he added. “My second choice: to go chill at Square One. Maybe taco combo three: fries, Nestea, and two hard tacos.” “I think pizza,” answered Indigo [...]

Interpol seeks former UTM student

Interpol, the world’s largest police organization has issued a warrant at the Ontario Provincial Police’s request for an arrest of Salman An-noor Hossain, a former UTM student accused of advocating and promoting genocide. On July 8, Hossain was charged with two counts of advocating genocide and three counts of promoting hatred. The 25-year-old is now [...]

Steps to success for stressed first-years

The University of Toronto Mississauga academic societies and UTMSU came together on Thursday from 3 to 5 p.m. to host the first-ever Student Leader Panel. A group of upper-year students used advice from their own experiences to help first- and second-year students survive and thrive in their university careers. The panel was made up of [...]

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  • Kwanzaa and you


  • Just last month, the world’s population reached an astounding 7,000,000,000. It’s mind-blowing to think that, despite the long chain of zeroes in that number, each and every individual is unique with their own distinct personality and characteristics. Regardless of this variety, the world is undoubtedly becoming culturally homogenized. We know that we can strut our [...]

  • Parking deck expansion planned for 2015


  • The Erindale College Council is considering a motion to extend the upper parking deck in lot 8 by 300 spaces at a cost of around $6.5 million. The project, to be completed by fall 2015…

  • Pass the glass eyes, please


  • Food is an undeniably important part in our lives. The way we  acquire it, the way we prepare it, and the people we share it with are unique to every individual. That diversity is the subject matter of a new exhibition on display at the Art Gallery of Mississauga. In Eat Drink Man Woman, nearly [...]

  • See you next year


  • Captain Zak Khan of team “Sunny D” battled for a loose ball in the first of two overtimes, butting heads with “And Then Some” captain Tevin Sutton-Stephenson. The result: Zak got an extremely swollen right eye, which will definitely lead to some bruising. Khan played on until the end the second and deciding overtime period, [...]

  • SEC hosts pub night for AIDS awareness


  • The UTM Sexual Education and Peer Counselling Centre, the UTM Students’ Union, and the UTM English and Drama Students Society jointly hosted the World Tour Pub on Thursday night to raise funds for AIDS charities. UTM SEC is a student-run organization that provides students with information on healthy sexuality. Every year they hold a fundraising [...]