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Josslyn Johnstone - A&S News

How personality predicts whether you’re single or not

April 03, 2024

When you think of the stereotypical single life, a busy Sex and the City-like social calendar packed with dates and drama may come to mind.

The word Gaslighting appearing behind torn brown paper

In the Media: Undergraduate teaching lab investigates psychology behind gaslighting — Toronto Star

December 05, 2023

Recent research out of Department of Psychology associate professor Suzanne Wood’s teaching lab is filling a gap in the peer-reviewed literature about gaslighting in romantic relationships, as highlighted in the Toronto Star.

‘Early Warning, Early Response’ program empowers Nigerians to defend their communities

November 28, 2023

Many of the Fulani of northern Nigeria are nomadic herders who have been driven from their traditional grazing lands by environmental degradation, forcing them to encroach on farmlands — and into violent clashes with farmers.

Disability justice for kids — and adults, too: New College professor’s book full of accessible lessons

November 27, 2023

In a learning exercise for her Introduction to Critical Disability Studies class, Anne McGuire invites students to dream big about what an ideal accessible classroom could look like.

Rita Winkler and the book, My Art, My World.

‘My Art, My World’: A&S community artist with Down syndrome puts a joyful spin on life’s everyday moments

November 27, 2023

The bus ride to work on a sunny day. The loud noises and bustling activity of a big city. A cheeky note to pesky telemarketers. Splashes of colour and dancing movement that capture the delightful, curious and yes, even the annoying moments of everyday life.

Young diverse people having fun holding LGBT rainbow flag outdoor

Coming out is complicated: New research finds LGBTQ2S+ adults have mixed feelings about their experiences

October 13, 2023

Nick: I was thinking... What if I came out?

Charlie: Do you really want to?

Nick: I really want to. I know I've been pretty unsure of everything for a while. […] I'm not saying I want to have a public announcement or anything, but I want to tell the people who matter.

Astronomers discover new link between dark matter and 'clumpiness' of the universe

June 14, 2023

In a study published today in the Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics, researchers at the University of Toronto reveal a theoretical breakthrough that may explain both the nature of invisible dark matter and the large-scale structure of t

A&S researchers find high levels of banned toxic chemicals in toys and headphones

May 02, 2023

Chlorinated paraffins are a class of toxic chemicals commonly used to soften plastic — making toys supple, computer wires pliable and headphones comfortable, for instance. Since 2013, they have been prohibited in Canada under the federal Canadian Environmental Protection Act due to their known health harm.

Karina Vold recognized with AI2050 Early Career Fellowship

April 11, 2023

Karina Vold, an assistant professor at the Institute for the History & Philosophy of Science & Technology, has been awarded an AI2050 Early Career Fellowship from

The cover of this Red Haggadah from the National Library of Russia, features a search for leavened bread, which is forbidden on Passover

In the Media: The Soviet ‘Red Passovers’ Where Jews Gave Thanks for Communism, Atlas Obscura

April 05, 2023

In the 1920s and ’30s, the Communist Party of the former Soviet Union campaigned for Jewish people to abandon religion in favor of a secular Jewish identity.

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