Tag: Black students

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A laptop sits on a desk, open to the Black Student Success and Engagement page on the Toronto Metropolitan University website.

TMU launches resource website for Black students to streamline support

November 5, 2024

The new website offers centralized access to events, financial support and wellness resources with aims to enhance community engagement

Black representation and joy shine through new TMU course

October 6, 2023

Afrofuturism: Black 2 The Future focuses on how Afrofuturism gives the Black community a positive representation

Women holding up a ripped paper with the word trust on it

Editorial: Where was the transparency in TMU’s partnership with Toronto Police?

January 25, 2023

Being transparent with students about their partnership with TPS is the bare minimum.

Image that says Scarborough Charter in Black letters with a white background in the centre, teal at the top and brown at the bottom.

Better late than never? TMU signs onto national agreement to combat anti-Black racism

November 23, 2022

Nearly two dozen post-secondary schools signed onto Scarborough Charter in 2021, but TMU just signed on in in October

an image of the emergency posts at Kerr Hall

Editorial: Increased security on campus is not the answer

November 15, 2022

Amidst calls for heightened campus security, it’s important to remember who will be impacted most

photo of nursing student Hilda Oni

Ryerson student receives inaugural SickKids Award for Indigenous and Black Nursing Students

Fourth-year nursing student Hilda Oni is one of four recipients of the award

an illustration of students at a desks with only one in colour, others are grey

Why Black students at Ryerson need more faculty that look like them

Students and professors say more needs to be done to make academic spaces more inclusive for Black and other racialized students

Local man loves playing devil’s advocate, asks about lack of white history month

February 25, 2020

Rye student just knows leftists ‘lack steeliness’ to ask hard-hitting questions