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Qin Liu & Leigh McNeil-Taboika External: ISTEP Preliminary findings from focus groups investigating engineering students’ experiences during the 2021 fall term After a year and a half of taking classes Continue Reading
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Andre Li Cannon Writer This is not too bad Till now, I am still not dead But look at the long-lasting wound And my brain internally fried Nothing is to Continue Reading
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Sophie Kim Cannon Writer We sometimes forget that it rains in November. Because The onset of frost is always so shocking, and on our doors the wind is knocking, and Continue Reading
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Ruknoon Dinder Cannon Writer I was shooting heroin and reading “The Fountainhead” in the front seat of my privately owned police cruiser when a call came in. I put a Continue Reading
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Rauha Ahmed Cannon Writer On this day of sorrow, We remember the taking of lives. Fourteen brilliant flames snuffed out, in a moment of heartbreak and woe. Fourteen sets Continue Reading
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Wayne Ma Cannon Writer The cold concrete scratches against my shoes as I stroll swankily down the street. Walking to the beat of the perfect Sunday song playing. The crisp Continue Reading
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Julianne Attai External: Skule™ Archivist One of my favourite weeks of the year is Godiva Week. I experienced for the first time in 2019 as a doe-eyed frosh, and saw Continue Reading
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Anton Ivanov Cannon Writer Before you continue any further, just make sure that you’ve read the title to this article, because it is important. Got it? We good to go? Continue Reading
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Andre Li Cannon Writer It is some street breeze After an afternoon snooze A stream of sunshine Into a long-abandoned palace A lakeshore wood is an escapement cave A higher Continue Reading
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George Liu Cannon Webmaster I’m just a regular engineering student. I mean, sure, I like watching random educational YouTube videos, using computers, and programming for fun, but I mean, hey, Continue Reading
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Jeremy Sharapov Editor-In-Chief Ah, sleep. The wonderful state that all of us desperately need but many just don’t get enough of. During my high school days, I didn’t get enough Continue Reading
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Minha Khan Podcast Lead Returning back to campus this Fall semester has led me to think a lot about strangers and the way we interact with them. Consider how many Continue Reading
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Jacqueline Chang External: CAFE The Canadian Association of Food Engineers (CAFE) always likes to start the year off with a bang, and we did just that at our 2021 Annual Continue Reading
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Joel Majano Cannon Writer Esports are a rapidly growing segment in the entertainment industry as game developers begin to realize what games suited for viewing experiences can bring to the Continue Reading
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Ruknoon Dinder Cannon Writer This is a writing that reflects a part of me I don’t often express. I don’t particularly enjoy writing articles that pull at your heartstrings and Continue Reading
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Andre Li Cannon Writer There is a day I disappear March, the blossom of crocus flower I never get to view that beauty For the thousand miles required for safety Continue Reading
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Ashley Rivera Cannon Writer Imagine this: it’s Friday, so you and your friends are planning on grabbing dinner after class to celebrate the end of the week. It sounds like Continue Reading
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Shukria Yusuf External: CAFE Gummy bears, candy corn, Starburst, marshmallows, Jell-o…oh boy! All this sweet talk made my mouth water. These delicious treats have more in common than just being Continue Reading
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It’s the year 2040 and you’re scrolling through your phone (what’s new). You view some of the latest social media posts announcing great improvements being made to the city of Continue Reading
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Andrew Wuebbolt External: CAFE Peeps® are divisive. Many people simply adore the marshmallows chicks. Others despise them. It’s hard to find anyone who does not take either of those two Continue Reading
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Vanessa Elizabeth Ayoung-Chee External: IST This school year, some international students who went home to countries having different time zones had to face the question of whether they should stay Continue Reading
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Adam Koa External: SEA When we think about sustainability, most people will think of it from an environmental perspective; but sustainability means a lot more than just protecting the planet. Continue Reading
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Dina Castelleto Cannon Photographer I had the absolute pleasure of interviewing the new Skule SpiritHeads for this year. The interview was a blast and I learned so many cool Continue Reading
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Vama Dave Cannon Writer University is one of the most enthralling experiences in a person’s life, and the people you meet during its course, end up transforming your life. Continue Reading
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Anika Shenoy Cannon Writer This year, the External Relations Directorship is back at U of T! While External Relations plays a key role in how U of T interacts Continue Reading
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Ruknoon Dinder Cannon Editor The Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering (FASE) Professional Experience Year (PEY) program was in need of a major overhaul, until this year. Numerous issues, Continue Reading
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Alyson Allen Cannon Editor-in-Chief On Friday, October 30th, the Engineering Society’s (EngSoc) Annual Accountability Meeting (ACM) was held virtually with a record number of participants. To the surprise of Continue Reading
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The Engineering Society (EngSoc) will be holding the Officer Accountability Meeting on Friday, October 30th, at 6:00 PM EDT. The Officer Accountability Meeting is an open meeting where the EngSoc Continue Reading
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Alyson Allen Cannon Editor-in-Chief F!rosh Week is one of the first times that the incoming engineering class gets introduced to the Skule™ community. It’s welcoming, fun, and a great Continue Reading
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Arzan Turel Cannon Writer While sitting at home, I reminisced about something that was going through my head almost exactly a year ago: Is F!rosh Week worth it? This Continue Reading
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The Engineering Society (EngSoc) will be holding a Special General Meeting on Saturday, July 4th, at 11:00 AM EDT. The General Meeting is an open meeting where every undergraduate engineering Continue Reading
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Frosh week is when I realized that this was something special. The stories, the people, and the diversity. Skule took me in without hesitation and opened up a new world Continue Reading
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Ben Mucsi – Orientation Chair (OC) What inspired you to get involved with F!rosh week? What inspired me to get involved was the amazing passion and energy that the community Continue Reading
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Amanda Leigh Cannon Contributor There’s a good chance you heard the Lady Godiva Memorial Bnad before you even heard of them. For the past 70 years, the LGMB has been Continue Reading
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Noor-E Shahrin Cannon Contributor It’s week of grand welcome fit for the incoming class of Engineering U of T: F!rosh Week! Full of sporty activities, workshops, dancing, and touring, there’s Continue Reading
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Nain Haider Cannon Contributor It is 8 AM on the 26th of January; a cold Saturday morning in downtown Toronto. As I walk upstairs from the beautiful front lobby of Continue Reading
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Samuel Beggs Cannon Contributor Students arrive at university with many hopes, ready to go out there and finally live the life they have been dreaming of for at least a Continue Reading
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Anonymous Cannon Contributor Dear Skule™, You are the most kind, welcoming, and inclusive community I’ve ever encountered. When I first stepped on campus, I was greeted by alarmingly excited purple Continue Reading
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Deborah De Lange ECE 9T1 Associate Professor, Global Management Studies, Ted Rogers School of Management Ryerson University Christina Heidorn EngSci 9T1 External Relations Officer, Division of Engineering Science, University of Continue Reading
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Zaeem Amjad and Ruiying Jia Cannon ContributorsApproximately 365 days ago, Zaeem Amjad and Ruiying Jia were about to begin their journey at UofT Engineering. While their year may have had Continue Reading
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Harry Khachatrian Cannon Contributor As the summer draws to its inevitable close, you look back in reproach, at the end of your halcyon high school days. You are officially a Continue Reading
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Najah Hassan & Dale Gottlieb Cannon Senior Editor & Cannon Editor-in-Chief The “I’ll-Figure-It-Out” Computers: Najah Hassan Starting in September 2018, the Division of Engineering Science will introduce a new option in Continue Reading
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Dilan Somanader Cannon Senior Editor It was 1878, the year Edison patented his phonograph and Tchaikovsky composed his only violin concerto. And in Victorian-era Toronto—a city of muddy streets, gas lamps, Continue Reading
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