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U of T President Meric Gertler, wearing his blue-and-white presidential robes, receives a standing ovation.

U of T President Meric Gertler prepares to step down after 12 transformative years

June 27, 2025

President Meric Gertler has presided over the graduation of thousands of University of Toronto students at hundreds of convocation ceremonies — but the 2:30 pm ceremony on June 20 held special significance.

It was his last as the university’s most senior administrator, a role he has held since 2013.

15 doctoral students receive Connaught PhDs for Public Impact fellowships

June 17, 2025

Fifteen doctoral students at the University of Toronto — including four from the Faculty of Arts & Science — have received Connaught PhDs for Public Impact Fellowships for 2025–26.

Shelby Riskin, John De Backere, Aditi Mehta, Lauren McLeod Cramer, Lisa Zhang and Naomi Levy-Stumpf.

Six faculty members recognized with Cheryl Regehr Early Career Teaching Awards

May 09, 2025

Six faculty members at the University of Toronto have been recognized with 2024–25 Cheryl Regehr Early Career Teaching Awards.

Taking on global challenges: Canadian Ambassador Jean-Philippe Linteau shaped his worldview at Arts & Science

May 02, 2025

As Canada’s ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Bahrain and Oman, Arts & Science alum Jean-Philippe Linteau navigates complex international relationships, leveraging skills he learned at the University of Toronto.

Michael Widener is distinguished as a 2025 Fellow of the Association of American Geographers

January 21, 2025

Michael Widener has been named a 2025 Fellow of the Association of American Geographers (AAG), a recognition and service award that honours geographers who have made significant contributions to advancing geography.

A person presenting information from a slide about Actors in Myanmar.

Asian Institute’s experiential learning program empowers students to conduct innovative on-the-ground research

January 06, 2025

In Mumbai — India’s second most populous city — the perils of climate change are already alarmingly evident.

A&S alum Marian Mendoza helps cities make data-driven decisions about curbsides

December 04, 2024

Arts & Science alum Marian Mendoza is helping cities rethink how to manage one of the most overlooked but essential urban spaces — the curb.

Arts & Science Alum Renée Gomes is building inclusive cities and societies

October 30, 2024

Toronto is one of the world’s most dynamic cities, and Arts & Science alum Renée Gomes is playing a pivotal role in shaping its future.

Caitlin Cunningham standing with a group of students.

A&S students turn campus into living lab for GIS learning

October 02, 2024

On a warm September afternoon, Arts & Science students walked across St. George Campus with thermometers as part of an experiential learning project mapped out by Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream Caitlin Cunningham.

New course takes a multidisciplinary look at wildfire response in Yellowknife

August 08, 2024

As of this writing, it’s estimated that one third of the historic Alberta town of Jasper has been destroyed by wildfire activity. Tragedies of this nature are becoming ever more common in Canada, due in large part to record-high temperatures and drought conditions caused by climate change.

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