As AI use on assignments becomes the norm, students feel their survival depends on using it – even if they know it harms their education

Discover key insights on supporting trans patients in healthcare, embracing gender euphoria, and taking proactive responsibility for inclusive, patient-centered care.

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Marcuse will discuss Book of Miracles, its three interconnected chapters, and her intense process.

Bridge the gap between classroom learning and real business impact. Learn how TMU students gain hands-on experience and industry connections through Embark Business Academy.

As AI reshapes the way we work, curiosity, adaptability, and lifelong learning are becoming increasingly important. This conversation will explore how an…

TMU is proposing a new BSc in Environmental and Urban Sustainability Science (EUSS). Community feedback is open until October 15.

To kick off Cybersecurity Awareness Month this October, Rogers Cybersecure Catalyst - Toronto Metropolitan University’s national cyber centre and non-prof…

New research shows living in Toronto student residence leads to better grades, revealing how commute times and housing affordability impact academic success.

Urban planners gave us condos. Buyers wanted homes. That gap is the crisis.

All are welcome to join the Pwaaganigaawin / Pow Wow on Friday, September 11.

Discover the Richard Avedon exhibition and catalogue Richard Avedon: Immortal, edited by Paul Roth, featuring essays by Adam Gopnik and Vince Aletti.

As the school year starts, the non-profit environmental association Green Communities Canada is continuing its efforts to implement pilot projects clearing regular student dropoff zones of cars.

The Brampton Venture Expo (BVX) is Brampton’s largest technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship event!

TMU improves its standing in the latest ARWU Shanghai Rankings, with top subject rankings in engineering, sociology, management, and nursing

On an artists’ residency in France, Grahame Lynch and Colleen Schindler found an archive of nearly 2,500 glass plate negatives that survived two world wars and Nazi occupation

Inside TMU’s way of honouring Indigenous entrepreneurship, rewriting the business curriculum and backing a booming Indigenous economy.