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U of T's Stefania Hurko was a poet and political activist who 'believed the individual could move mountains'

February 11, 2020

Stefania Hurko, a longtime employee at University of Toronto Libraries, was an accomplished poet and activist — she once belonged to an underground liberation movement — who passionately supported Ukrainian culture and political freedom.

Justice Rosalie Abella receives U of T alumni award for 'unwavering commitment to human rights and equality'

October 04, 2019

Supreme Court Justice Rosalie Abella, a champion of human rights and social justice, was presented with the Rose Wolfe Distinguished Alumni Award for 2019 at a heartfelt ceremony witnessed by about 200 of her friends, colleagues and family.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel attends a Bundespressekonferenz in July of 2018, with Gregor Mayntz (right).

The unique way Germany handles press conferences: U of T symposium considers journalism in digital age

April 23, 2019

Journalism in Canada and around the globe is under siege as attacks on journalistic integrity abound. What is the best way to improve the public trust in journalism, and at the same time strengthen the foundations of democracy?

English Professor Jane Millgate in 1986.

Jane Millgate wrote seminal study on Scott, was inspiring mentor

March 12, 2019

Jane Millgate was one of the world’s foremost experts on the literary works of Sir Walter Scott, but she was also an effective administrator and an inspiring mentor to young scholars.

'Old-style gentleman' Douglas Joyce taught German at U of T for more than three decades

November 13, 2018

Douglas Joyce was a modest and unassuming scholar who pursued his academic work quietly, while maintaining a deep and lifelong devotion to art, culture and music.

Barth Netterfield, Richard Bond, and Peter Martin

U of T researchers part of global team to win prestigious 2018 Gruber Cosmology Prize

September 11, 2018

University of Toronto scientists are members of the global team that has won the prestigious 2018 Gruber Cosmology Prize from the Gruber Foundation.

U of T Remembers: Jill Ker Conway, trail-blazing historian, feminist, U of T's first female VP

July 18, 2018

Jill Ker Conway was a groundbreaking historian, feminist, and author who accomplished many of her “firsts” while at the University of Toronto in the 1960s and ’70s.

U of T Remembers: Robert (Bob) Garrison: For 40 years at U of T, he studied – and explained – the stars

December 19, 2017

Robert (Bob) Frederick Garrison was a gifted astronomer who was also a masterful spokesman for his discipline, opening up the splendours of the heavens to non-scientists in Canada and abroad. His infectious enthusiasm for the stars was transmitted not just to undergraduates and graduate students, but to the community at large.

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