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Gun violence in the U.S.: U of T expert helps undergrads understand school shootings, serial killings and gangs

June 13, 2017

One year ago today, the United States witnessed the deadliest mass shooting in its history when 49 people were killed and 58 others wounded inside Pulse, a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla.

Kevin Swersky in Toronto with the CN Tower in the background.

#UofTGrad17: U of T AI grads choose Toronto

June 09, 2017

With Toronto’s emerging prominence in AI, three U of T computer science graduates are deciding to stay put – a marked departure from earlier years when grads were often lured to Silicon Valley.

#UofTGrad17: George Elliott Clarke's message to Black grads

June 06, 2017

Professor George Elliott Clarke, Canada’s Parliamentary Poet Laureate, is out of the country and will not be able to attend Canada’s first Black Grad ceremony at U of T on June 22. But he sent a message to U of T’s Black grads, via U of T News:

Five ways to celebrate Pride at the University of Toronto

June 01, 2017

The Pride flag went up at U of T’s Varsity Centre on Bloor Street today, kicking off upcoming celebrations at the university for Toronto’s second Pride Month.

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U of T takes science to the street with creepy crawlies and candy rockets at Science Rendezvous

May 17, 2017

Within the first half-hour of arriving at this year’s Science Rendezvous at U of T’s downtown Toronto campus, U of T News reporter Romi Levine got her DNA extracted, ate worms and held a giant-sized cockroach.

Margaret Atwood and George Elliott Clarke

Artists and scholars come together to restory Canada, reflecting on religion and public memory ahead of its 150th anniversary

May 11, 2017

Celebrated author and University of Toronto (U of T) alumnus Margaret Atwood and U of T professor and poet George Elliott Clarke will join other renowned artists and scholars to challenge and re-narrate the histo

U of T student shares behind-the-scenes look at Jane's Walk in Toronto

May 08, 2017

Jane Jacobs’s influence on the city is hard to miss. The most prominent tribute to the activist and urban theorist, who spent much of her life in Toronto, is the annual Jane’s Walk festival, a series of citizen-led walking tours that take place in cities all over the world.

A building at the intersection of Dundas St. and Parliament St. in Toronto

Recipe for resilience: U of T cities experts talk housing, transportation, growing disparity in GTA

May 05, 2017

On Tuesday, a group of U of T cities experts explored Toronto’s challenges and proposed solutions for making the city more resilient at The Inclusive and Sustainable City of the 21st Century, an RBC-sponsored conference organized by the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work and the Faculty of Arts & Science.

U of T professor Robert Vipond sits in the library of the Clinton Street Public School.

U of T professor's book explores Toronto's diversity through local public school

April 20, 2017

The tiny archive room at Clinton Street Public School in downtown Toronto tells a fascinating story, not only about the 129-year-old primary school but also about the city’s journey to become the multicultural metropolis it is today.

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Augmented-reality bus tour reveals new side of U of T campus

April 04, 2017

All aboard the magic school bus.

Nima Yasrebi, a U of T grad of the master’s in electrical engineering and computer science program, welcomed a dozen people onto a bus Friday to give them a tour of the university’s downtown Toronto campus unlike any other.

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