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Chris Sasaki - A&S News

Chris Sasaki - A&S News

A group of students stand in front of the giant waterfilled Big Hole in Kimberley.

Undergraduate students explore the geology, history and culture of South Africa

August 18, 2020

“In geology,” says Dan Gregory, “the person who wins is the person who sees the most rocks.”

And one of the ways geology students get to see lots of rocks is to get out of the classroom and into the field.

Researchers pinpoint link in brain between family income and learning in children

August 17, 2020

A new study by a team of researchers from the University of Toronto has identified the region of the brain’s hippocampus that links low income with decreased memory and language ability in children.

A&S experts on the lessons they hope we learn from COVID-19

August 10, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic is far from over. However, it’s been with us long enough to clearly expose fault lines, inequities and deficiencies in virtually every sector of society. As a result, many have concluded there is a need for a “new normal” rather than a return to the status quo.

Jon Johnson holing up a phone showing a map.

Tired of taking the same old walks during the pandemic? Try taking a walk through Indigenous history

August 04, 2020

In response to restrictions put in place during the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are re-discovering simple pleasures like baking, gardening and taking walks. And many are using various apps to turn their walks into guided cultural or historic tours.

'We were here; we exist. This is how we were.' Robert Giard's portraits of LGBTQ2S+ authors and writers

June 17, 2020

To celebrate Pride Month, we are recognizing the achievements and experiences of the A&S LGBTQ2S+ community and — as allies and community members alike — we are working to build on a more welcoming, inclusive and representative community.

Forty years after the Toronto bathhouse raids, David Rayside looks back on a career in activism, sexual diversity

June 16, 2020

To celebrate Pride Month, we are recognizing the achievements and experiences of the A&S LGBTQ2S+ community and — as allies and community members alike — we are working to build on a more welcoming, inclusive and representative community.

'Climate change has become an unparalleled crisis': A&S astronomers propose strategies to reduce travel-generated carbon footprint

June 15, 2020

In 1960, long before his acclaimed book and television series Cosmos, the astronomer Carl Sagan determined that the inferno-like temperatures on Venus were the result of an atmosphere composed almost entirely of carbon dioxide.

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