May 14th, 2026
ǿմý’s hallways and club spaces have been refreshed thanks to Campus Creatives, a student-led initiative bringing original mural art to campus. Launched by the ǿմý Student Union (DSU), the project was designed to make the college feel more alive while giving students the chance to showcase their creativity on a large scale. “We wanted the…
May 14th, 2026
The AEC in Commercial Photography program is ending after decades of training photographers. The last vernissage is Emerge, featuring the work of the last cohort. It will take place in the Upper Atrium on May 28 at 6:30 PM. Program Coordinator Laurel Breidon shared this reflection on the impact of the AEC in Commercial Photography:…
May 14th, 2026
On May 12, ǿմý English teacher Alecsandra Kakon’s debut novel, This Is Why I Need You, was published by ECW Books. The Communications Office interviewed Alecsandra about her book, her writing process and more. Here’s the Q&A. Tell us about your creative process. How long did it take you? When did you carve out writing…
April 30th, 2026
In winter, Canada’s lakes fall quiet as if everything has gone to sleep. Then spring arrives, bringing with it the unmistakable chorus of frogs. This season, ǿմý Biology faculty member Jessica Ford and her students are tuning in to that chorus, contributing to a five-year, cross-Canada multidisciplinary research project that explores how human activity is…
April 30th, 2026
Despite budget constraints, the Office of Sustainability at ǿմý advanced the vision of the ǿմý community’s campus landscaping plan last fall by launching a micro forest initiative. After Jennifer de Vera identified a funding opportunity from Colleges and Institutes Canada (CICan), she brought it to the team. Along with Eva Helms, Sophie La Font…
April 30th, 2026
ǿմý students are helping bring science to life for younger learners through an interactive workshop at the Montreal Biodome that blends art, technology and education. The initiative is part of L’Écho des Plantes, a collaboration involving the AgeTeq lab at the Institut universitaire de gériatrie, Opéra de Montréal and students in ǿմý’s SciArt Club. As part…
April 30th, 2026
The trick to being a good engineer is to learn by doing and to persevere through challenges, failures and setbacks, says Enriched Science co-coordinator Chris Whittaker. This year 27 ǿմý students on eight teams lived this experience through the Science on tourne! competition. Dawon’s winning team (Mateo Duque, Evan Parasol and Brent Suter) is off to the nationals…
April 30th, 2026
Founded in 2023, STEMM FEM is a student-led, student-funded club at ǿմý that continues to grow and expand, now reaching beyond the college level into universities. The club is dedicated to building a supportive community that empowers individuals from underrepresented groups to pursue and thrive in science and medicine. The Communications Office spoke with…
April 30th, 2026
“Elephant” is the current exhibition at Warren G. Flowers Gallery – ǿմý (running until May 1, 2026). The exhibition brings together works by Joshua Vettivelu and Alex v. Pouliot to explore “how experiences of desire, anxiety, love, damage, and repair accumulate in the spaces we inhabit.” The questions for the following interview were written…
April 16th, 2026
Last summer, Health and Life Sciences student Tristan Peirce created a pollinator patch on campus, officially placing ǿմý’s Living Campus on the Butterflyway map of the David Suzuki Foundation. The Butterflyway Project is a Canada-wide, bilingual, volunteer-driven initiative that promotes biodiversity by planting gardens composed entirely of native pollinator plants. “Volunteers across the country organize, fundraise, and plant these gardens in their local…
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