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Creative industries are designed to prepare students for communication, design, media, entertainment, arts and culture fields. This field sends students to work in diverse workforces through an intersection of creativity, business, and cultures, such as fashion lines, ebooks, and films. Depending on the creative-content modules you choose, you will land the right job after graduation. […]

The winter is usually hard for most of us and now with quartine measures still in place, it can really put a lot of pressure on your mental health. This is why we’ve put together a quick list of exercises you can do at home to take care of your mental health.   Exercise a […]

“Take a chance, don’t fear change, and put yourself out there. Rejection only makes you stronger.”

Use summer to sharpen your industry skills, and gain new ones. Here’s some helpful advice!

The golden rule of your sales strategy should be how you can help your client, not what you can sell.

A well-rounded sales and marketing team has room for a number of different roles.

Simmi says that while she studied diversity issues in the classroom, she is continuing that cultural education at work.

Career lessons from Adrian Grenier’s keynote speech at the University of Guelph-Humber’s EMERGE Conference.

There are things you can do on your own that will show employers you’re not the type to just sit around and wait for things to happen

As I bounced from online editing to media releases to breaking news stories, I learned a few things along the way.

Andrew Damelin is one of 24 finalists on the Score’s Drafted reality show competing to become the sports network’s next broadcast reporter.

Ferdelle Capistrano is a Book & Media student at U of T with three minors and no idea which direction to take after graduation.