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Elaine Smith - A&S News

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Course TA Jason Rajsic along with students Khai Ong, Eric Lee and Hadees Khokhar.

Statistics course incorporates oral and written communications skills

April 18, 2016

First-year University of Toronto students who are eager to sink their teeth into a statistics course get side helpings of improved language skills and mentorship, thanks to a Department of Statistical Sciences pilot project.

Economic historian brings enthusiasm and energy to research, teaching

April 15, 2016

If Shari Eli’s enthusiastic students are any indication, there will soon be a boom in budding economic historians at the University of Toronto.

Student research project provides up close look at refugee crisis

March 29, 2016

While many of their fellow University of Toronto students hit the books during Reading Week, Jelena Djuric and Silviu Kondan hit the streets of Belgrade instead.

U of T astrophysicist wins Humboldt Research Award

March 11, 2016

Black holes have allowed Associate Professor Harald Pfeiffer’s career to shine as brightly as the most vivid star in the night sky.

Marieke de Korte, Alexandra Gaglione, Cindy Liu and Cameron So.

Undergraduate research prowess on display

March 07, 2016

Dozens of Arts & Science students crowded the Great Hall at Hart House on March 3 to proudly display posters summarizing their undergraduate research projects and explain them to all comers.

Solitude essential for writer-in-residence

January 14, 2016

Award-winning writer Rawi Hage is the Department of English’s Jack McLelland writer-in-residence for the 2016 spring term, so the novelist has uprooted himself from his Montreal home for four months to live in Toronto, writing and teaching.

A group of students stand side-by-side. In front of their faces, they each hold a sign with a question mark on it.

Arts & Science advisors brush up on best practices to support student success

November 16, 2015

In a bit of role reversal, it was the Faculty of Arts & Science’s student advisors who received advice during last week’s Student Advisors Conference at Sidney Smith Hall.

Oxford Street, Accra by Ato Quayson takes top Urban History Association Prize

November 11, 2015

Ato Quayson, U of T professor of English and director of the Centre for Diaspora & Transnational Studies, spent his formative years in Accra, Ghana.

Trudeau Scholar planting seeds of equity for migrant farm workers

August 27, 2015

Anelyse Weiler plans to take to heart the Trudeau Foundation’s permission for its scholars to be audacious as they conduct interdisciplinary research and undertake original fieldwork for their PhD theses.

Anthropological study in India hooks student on research

July 27, 2015

After spending two months in Calicut, India, and the surrounding towns in the state of Kerala, Sara Christensen, a fourth-year University of Toronto student, is hooked on anthropological field research.

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