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Global health students stand in front of a large Athens landmark.

A&S students take global health research to the front lines in Greece

April 16, 2026

Located at the southernmost tip of Europe, Greece is a natural entry point for people fleeing war and displacement. Today, the country hosts more than 160,000 refugees, migrants and asylum seekers, thousands of whom live in refugee camps.

An illustration of Graecopithecus freybergi with a mammoth and a jungle landscape.

‘Could be the oldest known human’: 7.2 million year old femur suggests early bipedalism in Europe

April 10, 2026

Analysis of a 7.2-million-year-old thigh bone recovered from the Azmaka fossil deposit in Bulgaria suggests walking upright on two legs — a distinctly human trait known as bipedalism — was present in pre-human ancestors at least one million years earlier than previously known.

Munkh-Orgil Tserenjamts tossing a volleyball.

From Ulaanbaatar to U of T: Volleyball player charts a path to the Varsity Blues

April 06, 2026

An international student from Mongolia, Munkh-Orgil Tserenjamts played competitive soccer before discovering his passion for volleyball — and is now charting a path for others as a member of the University of Toronto’s Varsity Blues.

‘Shed light, not heat’: A&S alum Stuart Jones navigates the new world order

March 03, 2026

As global tensions rise and a new world order takes shape, Arts & Science alum Stuart Jones draws from his U of T degree to help policymakers and the public navigate the defining economic and political challenges of this century.

Students enriched and empowered through connections with an Indigenous community in Peru

February 03, 2026

Romario Sarmiento climbed up a hill in the rain-soaked Peruvian mountains as his body adjusted to the altitude of over 4,000 metres.

Letters on a sidewalk that say Cape Town.

From the classroom to Cape Point: students revel in South Africa’s history, culture and art

January 14, 2026

A group of students stood on the windy, rocky coastline of Cape Point, the most south-western tip of Africa, and admired the breathtaking views of the horizon.

Samuel Akinbo and Suzi Oliveira De Lima.

BRN IGNITE Grant project aims to preserve traditional Yorùbá recipes

January 13, 2026

Growing up in the city of Ijebu-Ode in Ogun State, Nigeria, Adébísí Ògún learned to cook traditional Yorùbá dishes at her paternal grandmother’s side, memorizing recipes passed down through observation.

Catherine Maudsley lecturing in Hong Kong.

Art advisor and alum Catherine Maudsley ‘built a life and career’ at U of T

January 12, 2026

Since its founding 50 years ago, U of T’s Department for the Study of Religion has become a thriving community of critical and creative thinkers across many fields, exploring the complex role of religion in our world — and Arts & Scien

Students visited the underground city of Kaymakli.

Earth Sciences students trade the classroom for the fantastic geology of Türkiye

December 01, 2025

Squeezed between the great African, Eurasian and Arabian tectonic plates, the Anatolian region of central Türkiye is one of the most geologically active places on the planet, making it a perfect classroom for earth sciences students.

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U of T ranked 2nd in the world in latest QS sustainability rankings

November 24, 2025

The University of Toronto has been named one of the top two universities in the world for sustainability by QS World University Rankings: Sustainability — for the fourth year in a row.

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