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We must never give up on abolishing nuclear weapons, says U of T's John Polanyi in the Globe and Mail

June 07, 2019

Allied planes dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 – the first and only use of nuclear weapons in war.

U of T alumnus Tijjani Muhammad-Bande elected president of UN General Assembly

June 07, 2019

Tijjani Muhammad-Bande, Nigeria’s permanent representative at the United Nations and a University of Toronto alumnus, has been elected the next president of the UN General Assembly.

A&S undergrads conduct on-the-ground research in world’s largest refugee settlement

May 29, 2019

On the southeast tip of Bangladesh, around a fishing port called Cox's Bazar, 1.2 million Rohingya people live in a set of interconnected camps that make up the world’s largest refugee settlement.

U of T wins grant to partner with Puerto Rico's education department to improve education outcomes for youth

May 22, 2019

The University of Toronto has won a major grant to help fund its partnership with education officials in Puerto Rico aimed at boosting academic achievement among students in the U.S. territory’s struggling public schools.

Fieldwork meets friendship: undergrads travel to Mexico to research organized crime and corruption

May 06, 2019

Mexico may be a popular tourist destination known for its beautiful landscapes and rich history, but a group of undergraduate students recently visited for a very different reason: to learn about organized crime, corruption, drug cartels and the massive “narco-insurgency” that large-scale criminal organizations are waging against the M

From left: Consul General of France, Mark Trouyet, associate professors Ron Levi and Paul Cohen and Brigitte Proucelle, cultural, education and sciences adviser at the French Consulate

France bestows Ordre des Palmes académiques on two U of T faculty members

May 02, 2019

Adding to their already long list of accomplishments, the University of Toronto’s Ron Levi and Paul Cohen can now call themselves knights of the French Republic.

Researchers found a grain of stardust (inset image) that survived the formation of our solar system. The carbon-rich graphite grain (red) revealed an embedded speck (blue) of oxygen-rich material.

Cosmic dust reveals new insights on the formation of solar system

April 30, 2019

The study of a tiny grain of stardust — older than our solar system — is shining new light on how planetary systems are formed.

A colourful (brown, blue and orange) frog rests on a brown surface.

Exploring rainforest trails and career paths in Ecuador

April 26, 2019

On February 22, U of T evolutionary biologist Luke Mahler received an unusual wake-up call: tremors from a 7.5 magnitude earthquake shook him awake at 5 a.m. after a late night of catching specimens with students.

'The place to find the identity you want to build': Students from the U.K. on why they chose U of T

April 25, 2019

For students from the United Kingdom, studying at the University of Toronto can sometimes seem familiar to school back home. But there are plenty of small differences – from gourmet food trucks to an abundance of course options – that ensure a unique experience.

New photo exhibit highlights artistic legacy of the Middle East

April 25, 2019

PhD candidate Marjan Moosavi, a drama and theatre scholar from Iran, is aiming to fill a gap in research about Middle Eastern theatre — and to dispel myths about the region in the process.

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