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10 commentsClub withdraws from BlackBerry-sponsored scholarship
Advertised as a scholarship opportunity, a contest launched by a company aimed at enhancing student life has one U of T group questioning its practices, citing misleading information and privacy concerns. Seher Shafiq, representative of student organization Pakistan Development Fund
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Where do you call home?
Student living isn’t exactly easy. Whether you’re living with the fam, in res, or renting off campus, no place is perfect. Here are some of the stories (horror or otherwise) from the student housing front. They aren’t always pretty.
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Professors gradually embrace social media
Experiments with Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr well-received by students
No commentsTen-million dollar backfield revamp to go before Governing Council
New artificial turf won’t cost student fee increase
U of T lip dub receives lukewarm reviews
One reshoot, two teasers, and multiple fundraisers later, the official U of T Lip Dub video premiered on YouTube at [...]
Dash of digital
Artist Alex McLeod speaks about finding a creative career in the digital world
No commentsColson Whitehead’s monsters — Zone One (Interview)
He found his latest novel in his nightmares; in the zombie apocalypse, the terror and beauty of the everyday
A molecular exchange with Yudin
U of T chemistry professor Andrei Yudin is at the forefront of chemical innovation
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“We rely on each other”
LAURA MITCHELL profiles a terrific trio of Varsity Blues women’s hockey players in the latest in our End Game series
One CommentUTSB steps up to the plate
Organization promotes the business of sports at U of T
Run, jump, throw
Varsity Blues pentathlete Rachel Jewett talks us through her chosen discipline
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Critics are misleading students about UTSU’s finances
Support the TAs!
Undergraduates suffer when TAs can’t teach effectively