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Friendship, girlhood, and misogyny: UTSC Drama Society presents Girls Like That
★★★★☆ – The UTSC Drama Society’s production of Girls Like That, written by Evan Placey and directed by Jannat Narang, was performed in the Leigha Lee Browne Theatre from Nov 21 to 23.
The spell of elsewhere
We don’t fall in love with places, we fall in love with who we think we’ll be.
The future rests in my notebook
The professor is caught in traffic. My seat mate is caught in traffic. I am caught in traffic. One after another, inch by inch, we follow. No one knows anybody.
Snack sized learning—Tidbits for better study skills
Hosting sessions with quirky titles like “Nacho Average Note-Taking” and “Donut Give Up”, Study Bites covers all bases from initial steps to take academically till exam preparation, while offering snacks to maintain interest and energy levels.
Bits and pieces: What roommates leave behind
Identity formation through cohabitation often happens invisibly. A playlist you start working on without thinking, a joke you hear yourself repeating, a way of winding down that once belonged to someone else, these pieces slip in long before you notice.
Sustainability through photographs: Inside the UTSC Eco-lens Exhibition
Eco-lens was an artistic curation of photography pieces by UTSC students reflecting on sustainability and the challenges hidden within our spaces.
Where’s the funds SCSU? Student leaders rally for transparency amid funding delays
Investigation into #Where’sthefundsSCSU — a demand that the student union reimburse outstanding funds owed to Departmental Student Associations and student clubs at UTSC.
Finding balance during exam season
Exam Jam happening Nov. 26 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Meeting Place, hosted by UTSC’s Student Experience & Wellbeing to promote wellness and help students de-stress before exams.
Credit/No Credit explained: A guide to exploring courses outside your major
If students earn below 50 per cent, the course will not earn a credit, and their transcripts will show a ‘NCR’ notation. Student’s must score above 50 as the final grade on any course that they wish to apply the CR/NCR policy in order to get the credit.
It’s raining leaves at UTSC
“For me, autumn is synonymous with pumpkin spice latte” says Jeny, a psychology student at UTSC. She shared how much it brightens her days, especially when it’s cold.
Blankets for T.O - The student led organization bringing together the UTSC community
Blankets for T.O (BTO) is the largest charity on campus run by University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC) students. It was founded at UTSC in 2019.
Student festival survival guide: Halloween edition
The University of Toronto Scarborough campus is reviving its Halloween spirit, as seen by campus activities such as pumpkin carving, painting and costume competitions.
How Magralete took the leap: A spotlight on the winner of UTSC's Got Talent 2025
Magralete is founder-president of the University of Toronto’s first official drag club and this year's grand prize winner valued at $1000.
The architecture of belonging
This piece was inspired by conversations with UTSC students about how they create belonging away from home during the festival season. Their stories reflect a shared architecture—one built from light, laughter, memory, and the small rituals that make unfamiliar places feel like home.
There’s sand in my shoes
A letter to Toronto — from Toronto.
Autumn on Campus
In between exams, you take in autumn. You walk on the trail wearing a coat, but let your fingertips grow red and numb. The colours of the leaves against the clear blue sky will make the whole world seem saturated.
Third spaces, and how UTSC is helping keep them alive
The new BV Lounge opened up this school year and it might be the third space that UTSC has been waiting for.
UTSC Homecoming: Celebrating connection, inclusivity and community
Tim Tang — the Dean of Student Experience and Well-being at UTSC says Homecoming is a capstone for all the orientation and transition activities. This year saw about 1500 registrations.
World Food Forum kicks off its Ontario chapter led by team of UTSC students and alumni
The World Food Forum (WFF) expands to Ontario, its first chapter in North America — made exclusively of UTSC students and alumni — with a launch reception featuring local and global leaders in food security
Exploring Canadian security at UTSC’s Political Science Symposium
Discussions about national security were centred around Canada’s relations with the United States, and promoting defence awareness among Canadian students and citizens.
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