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Jessica Lewis - A&S News

Jessica Lewis - A&S News

graphic of different symbols of education

New teaching approach flips classroom: the homework's now done in class

June 25, 2014

Students in some University of Toronto computer science courses have been enjoying the benefits of inverted classrooms.

People celebrating at Toronto’s Pride parade last year.

WorldPride welcomed at the University of Toronto

June 19, 2014

Not only will WorldPride will be hosted in North America for the first time in its four years, but its human rights conference will take place at the University of Toronto. Presented in part by the Mark S.

Tom Rachman beside the cover of his book

Falling for literature and travelling around the world: Q & A with alumnus Tom Rachman

June 17, 2014

Tom Rachman is currently celebrating the release of his second novel, The Rise & Fall of Great Powers, which tells an intriguing time machine story of identity crises, travel and a mystery through a character searching for her beginnings.

Student sees a different side to psychology in community learning program

May 23, 2014

Kathleen Hughes was on the streetcar one day chaperoning the employees of New College’s Coffee Shed, all of whom are developmentally dis

Mathematician James Arthur recognized by U.S. National Academy of Sciences

May 05, 2014

Ted Mossman Chair in Mathematics James Arthur, University Professor at the University of Toronto, has been elected into the U.S. National Academy of Sciences (NAS) as one of the newest 21 foreign associates out of 15 countries.

Patrick Quinton-Brown wins Moss Scholarship

April 15, 2014

Patrick Quinton-Brown, a voice for student activism and budding international security researcher, has been honoured for his contributions with this year’s John H. Moss Scholarship.

Shazia Shaikh, Julie Chan and Rebecca Dreezer.

Students discover career options in Explore It program

April 11, 2014

A new program called Explore Itis giving students an opportunity to job-shadow alumni mentors in their preferred fields to see firsthand how their academic skills and knowledge translate into possible careers.

Jim Arthur on the value of learning basic math skills

March 31, 2014

Last week, the Alberta government announced that memorizing multiplication tables will come back as a focus of the math curriculum for students in elementary and high schools.

Maxim Tarnawsky helps honour Ukraine's National Bard Taras Shevchenko

March 27, 2014

Taras Shevchenko — the greatest poet of Ukraine who gave voice to his people’s national and social consciousness — is being celebrated at the United Nations today with some help from Maxim Tarnawsky of the University of Toronto’s Department of Slavic Languages & Literatures.

Anthropology lecture series gets graduate students out of their comfort zones

March 12, 2014

What do ethical consumerism, Madagascar, and humanitarian aid have in common? They’re all topics tackled by anthropologists in a unique new public lecture series at the University of Toronto called Got Anthropology?

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