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Jesse Wente.

Turning your passion into your career and remembering to give back

February 01, 2018

Jesse Wente’s family comes from Chicago and the Serpent River First Nation in Ontario. Wente is the longtime film and pop culture critic at CBC Radio’s Metro Morning. He has had a long association with the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), where until recently he was Director of Film Programs at the TIFF Bell Lightbox.

Children holding hands at the 2016 Barrydale parade in South Africa

Truth and reconciliation in elephant land

November 07, 2017

In the hot, arid, dust-storm-swept Karoo region of South Africa lies Barrydale, a culturally diverse town of English- and Afrikaans-speaking residents with a large expat community.

Professor Yoonkyung Lee, Korea Foundation Chair in Korean Studies.

The politics of precarious labour and democracy in Korea: A conversation with Professor Yoonkyung Lee

November 03, 2017

Yoonkyung Lee is a sociology professor who studies labour politics, social movements and political representation. She was appointed to the University of Toronto in 2016, and holds The Korea Foundation Chair in Korean Studies.

Annie Heckman and Amanda Goodman at U of T’s Department for the Study of Religion.

Of mantras, mysteries and messy manuscripts

October 26, 2017

Led by Professor Amanda Goodman, a team of researchers at The Robert H.N. Ho Family Foundation Centre for Buddhist Studies is unravelling the mysteries of ancient Buddhist manuscripts.

Francesca Valente sitting in a chair

Alumni Interviews: Canadian cultural voyageur and cartographer Francesca Valente

August 15, 2017

Francesca Valente is a global cultural mediator and animator who divides her time between Toronto and Italy.

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Government of Japan establishes its first-in-Canada chair and centre in Japan studies at the University of Toronto

March 30, 2017

At the Japan-Canada Summit Meeting in May 2016, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe noted that Japan wished to support Japanese studies at Canadian universities in order to promote mutual understanding between the two countries.

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University of Toronto launches The Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Centre for Buddhist Studies

December 05, 2016

The University of Toronto has launched The Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Centre for Buddhist Studies on its St. George campus.

Frances Garrett.

Q&A with Frances Garrett, director of new Centre for Buddhist Studies

December 05, 2016

This fall, Buddhist studies scholar Frances Garrett was appointed director of the newly launched Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Centre for Buddhist Studies at the University of Toronto.

Rosemary Sullivan and her book &quot;Stalin&#039;s Daughter&quot;

"Stalin's Daughter" by Rosemary Sullivan takes top prize for non-fiction

October 07, 2015

Rosemary Sullivan, a U of T professor emerita of English, is a celebrated critic, poet and biographer. Her first collection of poetry, The Space a Name Makes (1986), was awarded the Gerald Lampert Award.

George Elliott Clarke with the word &quot;illumination&quot; written behind him multiple times

Arts & Science writers illuminated

September 23, 2015

Arts & Science faculty and alumni are among the 150 leading and emerging writers featured in Illumination: Portraits of Canadian Authors, an exhibit by Toronto artist Mark Raynes Roberts at the International Festival of Authors and the Toronto Reference Library this fall.

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