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Former Serbian footballer Bora Milutinović holds the card showing the name of Canada during the draw

What are Canada's chances? Stats expert weighs in on World Cup odds

April 01, 2022

Current world number two-ranked Belgium. 2018 World Cup runner-up Croatia. And Morocco, unbeaten in African qualifying.

Gulp.

The three countries stand in the way of the Canadian men’s soccer team reaching the knockout stages of the FIFA World Cup — a feat that would make history.

A young man holding a microphone; mouth open; expression of joy

A&S undergrad Jesse McDougall tunes into the frequency of international students through Tracks From Abroad

March 22, 2022

Jesse McDougall is traveling around the world on U of T’s CIUT airwaves.

The third-year political science student and member of University College hosts Tracks From Abroad on CIUT 89.5 FM radio — a show he created.

Lynne Viola in her office sitting at her desk hands folded

How distorted history shapes today’s war in Ukraine: A Q&A with Lynne Viola

March 15, 2022

Lynne Viola is a University Professor in the Department of History at the Faculty of Arts & Science, and cross-appointed to the

Hearts and minds: Why the conflict in Ukraine will reinvigorate democracy

March 09, 2022

Lucan Ahmad Way is a professor in the Department of Political Science at UTSC, cross-appointed to the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy and an associate at the

Shelley Lumba combats poverty by deciphering the 'molecular language' of plants

March 08, 2022

As a young child spending time on her grandparents’ rice farm in the Philippines, Shelley Lumba grew up understanding the benefits of the Green Revolution — the period in the 1950s and 60s when many technological advances were made in agriculture.

A couple hugging in a protest - holding a sign saying SOS Stop Putin

'Absolutely tragic': The Munk School's Janice Stein on Russia's invasion of Ukraine

February 24, 2022

Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an all-out attack on Ukraine by air, land and sea only days after he sent the Russian military into two separatist regions of the country.

Munk School community rallies around Black Student Excellence Scholarship, raises over $21,000

February 17, 2022

When Brianne Kirkpatrick and her colleagues wanted to donate their workshop fees, Kate Dewasha, career and outreach development consultant at the Munk School’s Master of Public Policy program, knew exactly where it should go: the Munk

False claims about COVID-19 must be repeatedly debunked, study finds

February 04, 2022

Researchers at the University of Toronto, Dartmouth College, the University of Exeter and the University of Kent have found that fact checking can quickly correct misperceptions about COVID-19 — but that beliefs in wrong information often return.

A&amp;S undergrads Jolie Gan and Ashwini Selvakumaran were recently honoured for their humanitarian efforts.

A&S student humanitarians receive Diana Awards honouring their social service

January 27, 2022

In the midst of uncertain times, two dynamic Arts & Science students have shown a remarkable commitment to creating positive change with their social justice and humanitarian work.

In the Media: U of T’s Lynne Viola helps document Soviet-era history amid crackdown on archives

January 21, 2022

The University of Toronto’s Lynne Viola is already acknowledged as one of the world's most influential scholars of Soviet and Russian history, but her archival research and publications are taking on even greater importance amid President Vladimir Putin’s crackdown on archives and historians documenting Stalinist-era atrocities.

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