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By learning Kanien'kéha, U of T grad Andrea Johns launched a journey of self-discovery

June 23, 2021

Andrea Johns heard the Mohawk language, Kanien'kéha, for the first time when she took an introductory class on the subject in her second year at the University of Toronto.

Yet, the words somehow felt familiar.

Together apart: In difficult times, student leader Andrew Gallant kept students connected

June 22, 2021

“You Belong Here.”

'You can't make a road map for a place you've never been,' new A&S grad says

June 11, 2021

Toronto native Natasha Djuric came to U of T to explore communication and interactions between nature, society and agricultural systems — and to be around students as hungry to learn and grow as she was.

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U of T's African Scholars Awards recognize A&S alumni as exceptional role models

February 19, 2021

As a child growing up in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Michel Chikwanine endured unspeakable horrors of war. He witnessed the torture of his father — a human rights lawyer who was eventually murdered due to his political beliefs — and the rape of his mother.

New art history course examining art-music relationship hits high note

February 17, 2021

Visual art is the harmony to music’s melody, believes Samantha Chang.

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A different type of experiential learning experience — art history video project moves from classroom to community

January 21, 2021

Arts & Science art history students created videos for their final project to show why certain buildings in Canada should be preserved.

They were so well done, the students are hoping their assignments can have an impact outside the classroom.

A&S alumnus helps document a cultural moment in history — Toronto's 1980s hardcore punk scene

January 20, 2021

Before his history degree was even complete, Faculty of Arts & Science alumnus Simon Harvey was already putting his studies into practice as a contributing author of what would be a multi-award-winning oral history and coffee table book.

Words of wisdom help students and alumni launch careers at Next Steps Conference

January 19, 2021

Study what you love and career opportunities will follow — sometimes in unexpected ways.

Hone your soft skills, such as communication and empathetic listening.

And don’t expect things to turn out the way you planned.

From Iran to Turkey to U of T: Faraz Khoshbakhtian's path to convocation

November 17, 2020

“When my family escaped from Iran in 2012, the goal was always for my sister and I to attend university,” says Faraz Khoshbakhtian.

On November 21, Khoshbakhtian will fulfil that dream as he takes part in U of T’s fall convocation.

U of T rolls out virtual welcome mat for 2020 cohort of Pearson scholars

September 25, 2020

One by one, faces from across the planet popped up on the screen.

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