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Krisha Ravikantharaja - U of T News

Krisha Ravikantharaja - U of T News

Canadian flags flank the entrance of University College at U of T.

Mark Canada Day with U of T

June 30, 2017

Across the country, young and old will be marking Canada Day in different ways this year – by celebrating its many successes, drawing attention to its painful shortcomings and, most importantly, reflecting on what it truly means to be Canadian.

Smiling U of T student Kevin Ledda and grad Quratul Ayn point at a map while speaking to new international student Julianne Tito.

#UofTBTS16: New international students get U of T welcome at Pearson Airport

September 02, 2016

The University of Toronto booth and a student who could speak Tagalog drew Julianne Tito to the university’s welcome stand at Pearson Airport.

The incoming first-year, who is Filipino, had just arrived in Toronto, a city she has never visited.

Order of Canada recognizes U of T leaders

June 30, 2016

The Order of Canada is recognizing six leaders from the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Arts & Science and Rotman School of Management today for their contributions to the country across a diverse range of fields.

Mike Reid, astronomy professor teaching in Convocation Hall.

Innovations in teaching: Inside Con Hall with Mike Reid

May 31, 2016

So what’s it really like to learn in a room with 1,500 fellow students? And what’s it like to teach in that famous rotunda?

U of T News student reporter Krisha Ravikantharaja goes Inside Con Hall to see why some of U of T’s most popular professors and classes can be found under the dome.

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