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Stephen Peprah.

Meet Stephen Peprah: Exploring the legacy of Ghanaian philosopher Anton Wilhelm Amo

July 02, 2025

Stephen Peprah’s academic journey spans continents and centuries as he studies the philosophy of Anton Wilhelm Amo, an 18th-century African-German philosopher and former enslaved person who became a respected academic voice in Europe.

Students communicating and working together around a table.

An Rx for connection: Multidisciplinary graduate course explores the growing field of social prescribing

July 02, 2025

Kate Mulligan used to have a hard time convincing people how bad loneliness was for our health. But the pandemic changed that.

An outside view of the reimagined 90 Queen’s Park building.

Reimagined 90 Queen’s Park project to foster collaboration, city-building and civic engagement

July 02, 2025

The University of Toronto is moving forward with a reimagined vision for the building planned for 90 Queen’s Park Crescent — one that reflects evolving space requirements in the post-pandemic academic landscape and ensures long-term financial sustainability.

Geoffrey Hinton.

Geoffrey Hinton discusses promise and perils of AI at Toronto Tech Week

July 02, 2025

Does artificial intelligence have subjective experience? Could AI outsmart and outmanoeuvre humans? What can Canada do to ensure it remains a leader in the global AI race that it helped kickstart?

Claudia Miller.

A&S undergrad passionate about Indigenous governance heads to Oxford this summer

July 03, 2025

University of Toronto undergraduate student Claudia Miller is building a career at the intersection of law, governance and Indigenous self-determination — and she’s already making her mark.

Tom Gludovacz looking at plants.

Let there be (better) light! Upgrades in U of T’s plant facilities boost research and sustainability

July 03, 2025

From rooftop greenhouses to subterranean growth chambers, the University of Toronto’s plant research facilities are quietly powering world-class research.

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Ana Teresa Pérez-Leroux recognized by Canadian Linguistic Association

July 04, 2025

Ana Teresa Pérez-Leroux, a professor in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese in the Faculty of Arts & Science, has been recognized with a 2025 National Achievement Award by the Canadian Linguistic Association (CLA).

Vivek Shraya.

Vivek Shraya: Reinventing art and advocacy as Queer & Trans Research Lab’s artist-in-residence

July 07, 2025

How does Vivek Shraya maintain the dizzying pace of her artistic output? “I pay attention to the things that nag me,” she says.

The Virgo Cluster of galaxies.

U of T astronomers eagerly await data from the breakthrough Vera C. Rubin Observatory

July 07, 2025

On June 23, the Vera C. Rubin Observatory released its first images — vistas captured using the world’s largest camera, mounted on the 8.4-meter Simonyi Survey Telescope on Cerro Pachón in Chile.

Runjing Lu.

Not Noise: Economics researcher Runjing Lu examines market signals from social media

July 08, 2025

When it comes to predicting market behaviour, social media is more than just noise.

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