Smartphones gear for war
This summer, mobile giants Apple and Research In Motion (RIM) released new phones; Apple unveiled the much-anticipated iPhone 4, while RIM welcomed the Torch to its popular Blackberry family.
View ArticleUTSC yet to see start of Pan Am building, SCSU still optimistic
SCSU President John Aruldason believes the upcoming UTSC aquatics facility, to be built for the 2015 Pan Am Games, will completely revitalize the surrounding area. “It will be totally unlike any other...
View ArticleLabCove offers new hub for researchers
The online professional research network, LabCove, made its official launch at UTSC on Oct. 28. The Meeting Place was bustling with students and faculty as the core LabCove team – proudly introduced...
View ArticleUTSC ready to bring its ARTSIDEOUT
“It’s not just the largest art festival on campus, but is also one of the biggest events at UTSC, period,” said Michael Miljanovic, president of ARTSIDEOUT (ASO), with pride.
View ArticleStressed out? Work out!
Could a lack of exercise be one reason why many students do not cope well with stress? Writer Tuen Mun Ong explains.
View ArticleShopping around for textbooks
The cost of textbooks tops the list of worries for many postsecondary students. Find out the best places to get textbooks this semester.
View ArticleGetting wild, animal style
Humans aren’t the only ones who are creative in bed. In fact, other species engage in many unique sexual behaviours and stereotypes, some of which are distinctly similar to humans. Read on to find out...
View ArticleResearch: Taking a fresh look at Alzheimer’s
According to Dr. Marlene Goldman, literary critic and English professor at UTSC, discourses in contemporary North America frequently portray Alzheimer’s disease as a horror story.
View ArticleCreatine: setting the record straight
"Creatine is probably one of the most well-known supplements and at the same time it’s one of the most misunderstood,” said Jeremiah Villanueva, a personal trainer certified under the National Strength...
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Smartphones gear for war
powerball Photo Courtesy / Michael Lee The popularity of Smartphones is on the rise, and they are all trying to win over our hearts –and our wallets. This summer, mobile giants Apple and Research In...
View ArticleUTSC yet to see start of Pan Am building, SCSU still optimistic
SCSU President John Aruldason believes the upcoming UTSC aquatics facility, to be built for the 2015 Pan Am Games, will completely revitalize the surrounding area. “It will be totally unlike any other...
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LabCove offers new hub for researchers
Photo Courtesy / Brandon Lu The online professional research network, LabCove, made its official launch at UTSC on Oct. 28. The Meeting Place was bustling with students and faculty. Melanie Ratnam,...
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UTSC ready to bring its ARTSIDEOUT
Photo Courtesy / Eliyas Jeffay “It’s not just the largest art festival on campus, but is also one of the biggest events at UTSC, period,” said Michael Miljanovic, president of ARTSIDEOUT (ASO), with...
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Stressed out? Work out!
Photo Courtesy / Rashiqah Rizwan Matthew Kwan, a post-doctoral student at McMaster University’s department of family medicine, said only 10 per cent of the university students in his study claimed to...
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Shopping around for textbooks
Photo Courtesy / Ahmad Saleehan The cost of textbooks tops the list of worries for many postsecondary students. An August 2011 report in The Globe and Mail revealed that Canadian students spend an...
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Getting wild, animal style
Humans aren’t the only ones who are creative in bed. In fact, other species engage in many unique sexual behaviours and stereotypes, some of which are distinctly similar to humans. Are we like them or...
View ArticleResearch: Taking a fresh look at Alzheimer’s
According to Dr. Marlene Goldman, literary critic and English professor at UTSC, discourses in contemporary North America frequently portray Alzheimer’s disease as a horror story. Through her research,...
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Creatine: setting the record straight
Photo Courtesy / Corey Savard Creatine is probably one of the most well-known supplements and at the same time it’s one of the most misunderstood,” said Jeremiah Villanueva, a personal trainer...
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