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COVID-19 spread portrayed in A&S students’ computer simulation

April 09, 2020

Two undergraduate students in the Faculty of Arts & Science have created a computer simulation showing the effectiveness of social distancing and isolation at curbing the spread of COVID-19.

It also shows how a vaccine would generate “herd immunity” and stop the pandemic — even though a vaccine has yet to be developed.

A&S alumnus Adam Growe's career evolves from campus to comedy

March 10, 2020

A first-time stand-up comedy stint as host of a New College talent night has led to a successful career as a comedian and entertainer for alumnus Adam Growe.

Women & Gender Studies co-founder's new scholarship celebrates 50 years of support

March 02, 2020

When Margaret Atwood tweets about you, it’s kind of a big deal.

Student-run Asian studies conference explores global careers

February 21, 2020

For students seeking careers connected to Asia, the Global Careers Through Asia Conference continues to be a vital source of information, connection and guidance.

Award-winning alumna plugged into energy efficiency

January 09, 2020

Kady Cowan clearly remembers the guilt she felt secretly stuffing granola bar wrappers in her pocket.

Studying 'Ukrainian language and literature enriched my life': A&S alumnus Mark Strychar-Bodnar

December 03, 2019

When Mark Strychar-Bodnar enrolled in his first Ukrainian language and literature class in the Faculty of Arts & Science’s Department of Slavic Languages & Literatures, he thought it was going to be easy.

A black and white image of the wrigley building 1916.

Toronto's architectural history 'unexpectedly thrilling' for undergrads in digital media course

November 25, 2019

For Research Abroad students, summer in Singapore meant training, learning and a memorable life experience

November 21, 2019

“I originally thought molecular biology was too abstract,” says Echo Jing. “You can’t see molecules the way you can organisms. But after this summer in Singapore, I see that the field isn’t as abstract as I thought.”

Professor Nathan Sanders and students sit around a u-shape of tables during LIN 197 class

A&S students explore language and social justice in linguistics First-Year Foundations seminar

November 20, 2019

When you think of social justice, you’re likely thinking about how some people are discriminated against because of their race, gender, sexual orientation or religion.

But you may not realize how language fits into these dynamics.

Hackathon for Science Education: Hacking a better world

November 11, 2019

For two days in late September, 50 students, postdoctoral fellows or recent graduates of the University of Toronto or other Canadian post-secondary schools came together to combine robotics, coding and science education to hack a better world.

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