Tag: Japan

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A composite of two hockey players surrounded by illustrated neon lines.

Blurring the Boundaries Sports

TMU’s East Asian hockey players change the game

Liam Ross, Kayla Kondo and Kalysta Song represent a new wave in TMU Bold hockey

A photo illustration of the DMZ front desk stamped with an outlined image of Japan.

Business & Technology

TMU’s startup incubator expands to Japan, fosters global entrepreneurship

DMZ Japan aims to strengthen Canada-Japan startup ties, empower women entrepreneurs and boost innovation through new flagship programs

Kai Edmonds from the TMU Bold men's hockey team with the Canadian flag behind him

Sports Weekly Sports

Gold and Bold: 2025 FISU Games a success for TMU men’s hockey members

February 25, 2025

Duco, Edmonds and Bowie take plenty away from Universiade, including a gold medal

TMU women's hockey player Emily Baxter stands on the ice

Sports Weekly Sports

TMU women’s hockey captain makes Bold moves as dual-sport athlete

January 30, 2024

Emily Baxter helped Canada advance to the finals of the 2024 Women’s Baseball World Cup before leading TMU as the captain this season

Collection of different k-pop artists and anime characters.

A playlist for anime and K-pop fans, old and new

The Eye created a playlist full of some top-notch anime and K-pop tracks that will either ignite the fan in you or introduce you to a whole new world

Arrangment of GOT7 concert photos, convention photos, Attack on Titan's Levi Ackerman, Demon Slayer's Nezuko and a cut out of cosplayer Trisha Chockie Wong.

K-pop and anime fandoms foster safe spaces on campus

February 4, 2021

Students have long found solace in popular culture, so why have K-pop and anime fans always been ridiculed for it?

WE DON’T DESERVE THE ‘D’

February 10, 2010

Whether I’m in Russia, India or Japan is always the same: diversity.

Animation club served a raw deal

November 18, 1998

The URanime president is upset the group has to pay Ryerson to use lecture theatre.

Culture Shock: Stick it to your friends, Japanese style

September 30, 1998

Forget about cars, cameras and Walkmans, Japan’s true genius lies in designing fun and completely frivolous forms of entertainment. “Purikura,” short for “print club,” is a funky version of a photo booth that takes your picture and magically transforms it into a sheet of 16 little stickers.