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A screenshot of a group of women from the film; Made in Bangladesh, a film by Rubaiyat Hossain.

U of T's Munk School teams with TIFF for eighth annual speaker series

September 06, 2019

For the eighth year, the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy and the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) are partnering to present the TIFF Speaker Series.

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A sea of colour and energy: Tri-Campus Parade and Clubs Carnival welcome U of T's Class of '23

September 05, 2019

The University of Toronto was abuzz with excitement Wednesday as orientation activities got into full swing, with the highly anticipated Tri-Campus Parade and Clubs Carnival welcoming incoming students.

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Renaissance-era Florence comes alive through immersive location-based storytelling app

September 04, 2019

“Every time I crack a skull or chase down a thief, I do it as Duke Cosimo’s right arm,” says Ercole, a 16th century birro, or cop, assigned to clean up the streets of Florence under Cosimo de’ Medici’s stern rule.

The words: encounters at the edge of the woods on a multi-squared backgroud

Tackling the 'restor(y)ation of treaty relationships' in new work kicking off Hart House Theatre’s 100th anniversary season

August 28, 2019

Hart House Theatre’s 100th anniversary season opens next week with a special three performance run of Encounters at the “Edge of the Woods”, an original work by the ‘Collective Encounter’ with Arts & Science professor Jill Carter, exploring the “

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New U of T course to examine #MeToo and the media

August 13, 2019

In 2017, major media exposés of predatory sexual behaviour by powerful figures unleashed #MeToo, a hashtag now tweeted and shared more than 20 million times.

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The Great Canadian Word Hunt

July 02, 2019

With more than 600,000 words in the Oxford English Dictionary, how many of these would you expect to be Canadian? Six thousand? One thousand?

Try about 700.

Randy Boyagoda's novel Original Prin full of 'dark absurdities': New York Times

June 03, 2019

Randy Boyagoda’s book “Original Prin” promises to leave readers pondering “fascinating questions about fanaticism” even as it entertains with wit, absurdity and comedically crafted cultural references, according to a New York Times review of the author’s third novel.

Toronto Raptors&#039; forward Pascal Siakam attempts a lay up against the Golden State Warriors in Game 1 of the 2019 NBA Finals at Scotiabank Arena

U of T statistician Jeffrey Rosenthal gives Toronto Raptors the edge to win NBA Finals

June 03, 2019

University of Toronto statistician Jeffrey Rosenthal is giving the Toronto Raptors' statistical edge to win the NBA Finals.

University Professor Richard Florida speaks with Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto about the role of cities in global conversations like climate change and the refugee crisis.

‘Partnership is the new leadership’: Urban experts come together for School of Cities symposium on governance

May 31, 2019

The future of cities is built on collaboration.

That is the thread that ran through a symposium on Tuesday hosted by University of Toronto’s School of Cities at the Toronto Reference Library.

U of T School of Cities event to explore urban governance in 21st century

May 24, 2019

The 21^st century has been referred to as the “urban century.” For the first time in history, the majority of the world’s population lives in urban areas, posing significant opportunities and challenges for our cities – not to mention the governments charged with making daily decisions that will be felt for decades.

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