The future of space engineering is Bold
Reading Time: 4 minutes By Lillie Coussee A Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) student group is hoping to become the first post-secondary team in Canada to build a liquid bi-propellant rocket...
View ArticleWhich YouTube niche is your destiny?
Reading Time: 3 minutes By Ella Miller Starting university means it’s time to let go of those dreams of becoming a YouTuber—or does it? Maybe you don’t have to bid adieu to the urge to pick up a camera...
View ArticleTMU students hopeful about a possible extra reading week
Reading Time: 3 minutes By Ayshat Abdurzakova With engineering students currently only benefiting from one reading week, some students say that adding an additional one may relieve stress and help...
View ArticleTMU EngOut fundraises $1000 at Lee’s Palace
Reading Time: 3 minutes By Kinza Zafar At Toronto Metropolitan University’s (TMU)’s takeover of Lee’s Palace on Feb. 17, over 150 people got to mosh the night away at one of Toronto’s most historic...
View ArticleStep by step: How an engineering student took the leap to start her own...
Reading Time: 3 minutes By Natalie Vilkoff Uncertain about her career, Erica Romaniuk sat her parents down and told them that she wanted to change her occupation. “I have an idea. It’s kind of crazy,”...
View ArticleSoaring to new heights
By Nalyn Tindall Soaring high above the clouds has been a dream for many, but the high cost of flying education has often acted as an insurmountable barrier for students. However, at Toronto...
View ArticleThe origins of RU Mine
By Jake MacAndrew Throughout the pandemic years of 2020 and 2021, many Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) students were left at home, studying away from campus. But one dating application made...
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How long does it actually take to walk to TRSM?
By Shaye-Love Salcedo As a Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) student, I’ve heard tales of the treacherous treks between campus buildings. For example, students are constantly whining about having...
View ArticleThe battle between the mind and heart: A student’s dilemma
By Khushy Vashisht Growing up, 12-year-old Zoya’s* favourite subject in school was math. But once she reached high school and was exposed to a larger variety of courses, she found herself gravitating...
View ArticleCultural heritage echoes through songs from the student’s homeland
By Lillie Coussée The power of music bridges a connection to the motherlands of Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) students from across the globe. Sometimes students listen to songs—either from...
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