Climate Strikes Will Only Be Taken Seriously if We Are Serious
By Chiara Bozzi / October 11, 2019
Photo Credit: Aloysius Wong, Photo Editor Sexual posters at the Toronto climate strike took away from its message Abdul Ali,...
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Commitments to Community Mental Health from City Council to Ontario — But Not (Yet) from U of T
By Sana Mohsin / October 11, 2019
Photo Credit: Aloysius Wong World Mental Health Day sees the beginning of commitments to mental health supports and initiatives Trigger...
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You Are Not Alone
By Sabrina Daniele / October 11, 2019
Photo Credit: Brannon Naito How the Loneliness Epidemic affects all of us — and how we can overcome it Sabrina...
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U of T Students Take Part in Global Climate Strike
By Chiara Greco / October 11, 2019
Photo Credit: Aloysius Wong, Photo Editor Schools across the GTA strike for climate change, but more needs to be done...
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Songs to Get You Through Midterms
By Sana Mohsin / October 11, 2019
Photo Credit: Amal Khan, Illustrations Editor An exam survival playlist Mahum Masroor, The Mike Contributor "Don’t Worry Be Happy" —...
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Climate Strikes Will Only Be Taken Seriously if We Are Serious - Photo Credit: Aloysius Wong, Photo Editor Sexual posters at the Toronto climate strike took away from its message Abdul Ali, The Mike Contributor Signs, slogans, and chants are a hefty part of public protest, and when used appropriately, they are very effective in summing the concerns of demonstrators in a few words. Toronto’s climate strike […]
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You Are Not Alone - Photo Credit: Brannon Naito How the Loneliness Epidemic affects all of us — and how we can overcome it Sabrina Daniele, Managing Editor Many have experienced this, but never addressed the stigma around it. It is the constant battle of feeling isolated because you find the inability to connect with classmates, co-workers, family members, or […]
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What’s Happening at USMC? - Photo Credit: Sabrina Daniele, Managing Editor Upcoming events hosted by the St. Mike’s Commuter Dons Jennifer Zhong, The Mike Contributor Getting more involved at the University of St. Michael’s College (USMC) can seem difficult. Don’t know where or how to get started? The Mike is here to highlight some meaningful events for commuter students. With dogs, free […]