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'You don't have to stick to what you know,' new grad says

November 12, 2021

Georgia Maxwell’s Arts & Science education wasn’t limited to the classroom. She gained valuable communication skills while earning her master’s degree in English literature with a collaborative specialization in book history and print culture, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

Scholarship recognizes excellence in Indigenous studies

September 29, 2021

An Arts & Science professor is paying tribute to his parents’ passion for social justice and his own love of languages through a scholarship in Indigenous learning.

Alumni Lindsay Zier-Vogel and the cover of the book, &quot;Letters to Amelia.&quot;

'Letters to Amelia': Alumna Lindsay Zier-Vogel's debut novel combines the art and love of letter writing, U of T and Amelia Earhart

September 15, 2021

Arts & Science alumna Lindsay Zier-Vogel began writing letters to Amelia Earhart long before the idea truly took flight as the plot of her first novel.

June Larkin reflects on three decades of teaching with the Women & Gender Studies Institute

September 08, 2021

For June Larkin, retiring from Arts & Science’s Women & Gender Studies Institute (WGSI) after 30 years means she’ll have more time to immerse herself in everything the institute does.

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'You did it!' A&S Class of 2021 graduates — and celebrates — in style

June 23, 2021

The Arts & Science community is so proud of its Class of 2021, which includes 5,014 undergrads and 514 graduate students, that it just couldn’t wait for the official convocation celebrations to start on June 23 — so it gathered early at the Arts & Science Watch Party.

Finding someone to explore Toronto with was key to success for international A&S student Rebekah Robinson 

June 22, 2021

Rebekah Robinson came to Canada and U of T in 2017, having fallen in love with the campus on a visit from the U.S.

U of T launches world's first professorship in the ancient languages of Zoroastrian sacred texts and literature, thanks to community support

June 16, 2021

The University of Toronto is now home to the world’s first endowed professorship focused on preserving the languages and culture of Zoroastrianism, one of the world's oldest continuously practiced religions, thanks to a US$1.1-million gift from the Federation of Zoroastrian Associations of North America (FEZANA) and its community.

'You can't make a road map for a place you've never been,' new A&S grad says

June 11, 2021

Toronto native Natasha Djuric came to U of T to explore communication and interactions between nature, society and agricultural systems — and to be around students as hungry to learn and grow as she was.

A&S grad worked to destigmatize issues around mental health, helped students find their community

June 10, 2021

Heba Qazilbash always knew she wanted to work in health care but thought that would mean becoming a doctor. She chose U of T because an Arts & Science education allowed her to “mix and match” programs and courses.

Alumni reminisce about their time at U of T half a century ago at virtual Reunion

June 04, 2021

Alumni from Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, Israel and the United States — and from across Canada — attended U of T’s Alumni Reunion Home Edition recently to reconnect with old friends, reminisce about a romance that has lasted 50 years after blooming on campus and marvel at how much has changed since they last strolled through campus.

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