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International Engagement

U of T introduces global citizen, global scholar initiatives to promote international learning in and out of the classroom

September 03, 2019

The University of Toronto wants to inspire students to seek out academic and extracurricular activities that will prepare them to tackle the challenges — and embrace the opportunities — of a globalized world.

K-pop, fandom and the boys of BTS: Michelle Cho brings the 'Korean Wave' to the classroom

August 29, 2019

If you’ve tuned into a late night show, listened to the radio or logged on to Twitter lately, it’s likely you’ve heard of BTS — or at least come across the name.

New book on modern Syria – a rich history and an uncertain future

April 12, 2019

As an undergraduate student at Georgetown University in the 1970s, James Reilly was interested in classical archeology when he went to Lebanon to study at the American University in Beirut.

A&S researchers discover new creatures great and small

January 18, 2017

From a deep-sea creature that predates dinosaurs by 250 million years to a chameleon-like lizard in the Dominican Republic, meet six new species — some living and some extinct — that have been discovered by A&S scientists over the last five years.

The Soviet past sheds light on Trump's win says award-winning humanist

January 20, 2017

There are important parallels between a Soviet-era dissident movement and the modern digital culture that helped Donald Trump gain power, says Associate Professor Ann Komaromi of the Centre for Comparative Literature in the Fac

U of T student reunited with family from Syria thanks to support from Toronto-area Muslims and Jews

January 24, 2017

Newly reunited with her family after they fled Syria, and grateful for the welcome they’ve received in the city she considers her new home, Arts & Science student Rasha Elendari is feeling inspired by love even as she tries to dispel hate and fear.

English professor encourages students to imagine thinking, living and acting in a transnational world

January 26, 2017

The humanities, especially the literature of the Asian diaspora in North America, would have lost a major champion if Denise Cruz had followed her initial plan to attend medical school.

University of Toronto keeping close watch on impact of U.S. travel restrictions

January 29, 2017

“The idea of targeting and restricting the travel of individuals on the basis of their nationality or birthplace is antithetical to everything we stand for as an institution and a country.” — University of Toronto President, Meric Gertler.

Trump, Bannon could "seriously damage" the U.S. government system, U of T expert says

February 07, 2017

As President Donald Trump’s second week in office draws to a close, his political strategy is becoming more defined and so is his commitment to playing by his own rules.

Munk professor on Saudi arms deal: Canada has done the right thing

April 26, 2016

Controversy continues over the federal government’s decision to approve export permits for the sale of combat vehicles worth $15 billion to Saudi Arabia.

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