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After global affairs studies at U of T, London's calling for A&S grad Elizabeth Shaw

June 15, 2021

It was her passion for global affairs that drew Elizabeth Shaw to U of T, where she double majored in contemporary Asian studies and peace, conflict and justice. A member of Victoria College, she’s earned numerous awards over the course of her undergraduate career, including the Dr.

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A&S alumni offer free online learning and professional development opportunities

May 28, 2021

When should education end? After high school? After one — or multiple — college or university degrees?

Faculty of Arts & Science alumni Alec Levin and Maggi Mitchell believe learning should never end.

From science to start-ups, learning how to put the pieces together fascinates A&S alum and chemist Greg Chen

May 12, 2021

Faculty of Arts & Science alumnus Greg Chen knows a thing or two about working under pressure. He has spent much of the past year helping to develop a COVID-19 vaccine — on top of a dozen other projects on his to-do list.

What does Washington, D.C. look like in 2033? A&S alumnus Michael Kaufman's new novel explores social issues with a side of optimism

March 29, 2021

When Michael Kaufman finished writing The Last Exit in 2019, he didn’t expect to see uncanny resemblances between his fiction and reality mere months later — from a rapidly spreading virus and devastating forest fires to an uprising against police brutality and racism.

A&S alumnus David Goldfarb explores Polish literature in talk-show style video series

March 17, 2021

In many languages, the word for “tea” is similar, such as thé in French or chai in Hindi and Russian. But not in Polish, notes Faculty of Arts & Science alumnus David Goldfarb. In Polish, the word for “tea” is herbata.

International Women's Day is a celebration and a protest, says A&S alumna Catherine Bragg

March 08, 2021

Don’t get intimidated by intimidating situations, seek guidance and choose kindness.

These are the three principles A&S alumna Catherine Bragg lives by — and with a career as accomplished as hers, it’s clear they’ve served her well.

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