Will TMU commuters save under TTC’s fare cap plan?
September 23, 2025
Replacing monthly passes with fare cap could make transit more flexible, but faces mixed outcomes for students
Tag: Sociology
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Sport as a window
March 26, 2025
The RTA Sport Media program director focuses on the intersection of sports and sociology
Eyevestigation: Vampires don’t teach sociology
October 22, 2024
An Eyevestigation into the dark sorcery behind TMU’s professors
BREAKING: ‘I am in complete disbelief’: Arts faculty dean removed from her position
August 22, 2024
Pamela Sugiman was removed as the Dean of Arts from TMU's administration
Standing at the intersection of fashion and forensics
August 20, 2024
The Bata Shoe Museum’s newest exhibition explores footwear’s connection to crime.
At what cost: How scholarship applications re-traumatize BIPOC students
November 9, 2021
Students report putting hours of time and emotional labour into applications they may never hear back from
Have a little empathy: Students with chronic disease feel ignored and misunderstood
October 22, 2021
Students with chronic disease feel ignored by doctors and unaccommodated by educators
From posts to protests: How social media makes social justice accessible
October 23, 2020
On a sunny June afternoon, Emma Zuck and a group of her friends headed to Kiwanis Memorial Park in her hometown of Saskatoon. They had decided to march at a peaceful protest in solidarity with the global Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement
The science behind kink
February 13, 2018
One common question people both inside and outside the kink community have raised is why some people are kinky and others are not—and the reasoning behind that is complex. It’s a blend of biological, psychological and sociological factors
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