Faculty News
Challenge Accepted: Could you go a year without purchasing anything new?
Professor Alissa Centivany, an advocate and researcher of the right-to-repair movement, decided to make her work personal. She and her family spent a full year living their lives without purchasing anything new.
Exhibit shows how bi- and multilingual Facebook posts become 'lost in translation'
Master's student Shayla Reyes aims to increase awareness about the platform's 'invisible' machine translation process and its potential for miscommunication.
The empty success of recent amendments to Canada's right-to-repair bill
A 'carve-out' exemption is unnecessarily broad and may result in manufacturers using it to prevent our right to repair many electronic devices.
'Londombia' photo project celebrates the lives of Colombians in London
CBC News, May 1 - FIMS instructor Juan Bello is heading an upcoming photo exhibit celebrating London's Colombian community and their history in the city.