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Your A&S International Women’s Day reading list

March 06, 2022

From award-winning and shortlisted works of fiction, to scholarly and historical inquiry and analysis, to critically acclaimed non-fiction, women faculty from Arts & Science published exciting new books this past year. Here are just a few of the titles that will inform, educate and inspire you.

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

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Hart House Hip Hop Education program: Deeply empowering for A&S interns

December 15, 2021

Two work study students describe how the visionary Hip Hop Education program emboldened them to learn from others and reconnect with their own, unique voice. This was a meaningful opportunity for them to share their stories, to see themselves at the table.

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Author! Author! 2021 A&S bookshelf

December 14, 2021

From award-winning and short-listed works of non-fiction, to scholarly and literary inquiry and analysis, to critically acclaimed fiction, the A&S bookshelf added many new volumes this year. Here are just a few of the titles.

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Carefully balancing caution and creativity: Meet Canada's best and brightest high school philosophers

November 30, 2021

Every year in the late summer, a special kind of excitement hovers over the Department of Philosophy in the Faculty of Arts & Science at the University of Toronto — it’s when the time has come to read the submissions to the annual Aristot

How language connects us: Student internship highlights importance of cross-cultural teaching and learning

August 30, 2021

Odel Jaji, an Assyrian originally from Iraq whose first language is Aramaic, recently taught a group of children about Judaism through an internship organized by the Department of Germanic Languages & Literatures.

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100 years after insulin’s discovery, A&S student Marley Greenberg continues the fight

July 29, 2021

Diabetes was once a fatal illness, often within weeks of diagnosis. But on July 30, 1921, the discovery of insulin at University of Toronto would eventually allow millions of people with the condition to lead long and productive lives.

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Centre for Quantum Information & Quantum Control awards Bell Prize to quantum supremacy pioneer John Martinis

May 19, 2021

In October 2019, Google scientists announced in a paper in the journal Nature that they had achieved the historic milestone known as quantum supremacy. Their quantum computer had performed a calculation which would — according to Google’s estimate — take a non-quantum, classical computer some 10,000 years to carry out.

Alumni find 'Palette' of new skills are key to success in pandemic job market

May 13, 2021

University of Toronto alumni Kate Conway and Ren Zhu graduated years apart but found themselves facing a similar daunting challenge during the same moment in history — finding work in a pandemic.

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Black high school students explore STEM with the Faculty of Arts & Science

May 05, 2021

Since March 2021, 38 Black students from high schools in the GTA have been taking part in science workshops provided by science departments in the Faculty of Arts & Science through a program called Pursue STEM (science, technology, engineering and math).

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