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A&S researchers racing to cure rare Usher Syndrome disorder that affects hearing and vision get funding boost

September 17, 2021

Arts & Science researchers at the University of Toronto trying to solve a rare disorder — which leaves newborns with profound hearing loss and gradually robs them of their vision — are celebrating a recent funding boost.

Professor Emeritus puts stamp on Earth Sciences with field trip fund

February 02, 2021

When it’s safe to do so again, earth sciences grad students will have the support they need to pursue their geological studies far beyond the classroom, thanks to a 70-year-old stamp collection started by a young boy.

Three people standing beside a rooftop garden on a sunny day.

School of the Environment launching first standalone graduate degree

March 09, 2020

Already home to a range of robust undergraduate programs and two interdisciplinary graduate-level collaborative specializations, the School of the

Chau Lung Ngan Spark Tseung, Dongyang Yang and Junran Yan.

U of T welcomes Leong Scholars to campus

November 02, 2018

When Dr. Edwin Leong (MSc 1974) gave generously to the University of Toronto in 2017 to establish the Edwin S.H. Leong Scholarship, he hoped the award would “attract the best and brightest students from around the globe to U of T.”

Andrea Most, Dustin Batty, Samantha Dawdy, Beeta Senedjani, Natalie Johnson-Tyghter, David Applebaum and Victor Hainagiv.

Grad students experience life on the farm for pastoral literature course

August 20, 2018

Course part of two-year experiment emphasizing experiential learning

Robert McGill honoured with Robert Kroetsch Teaching Award

August 03, 2018

Robert McGill, an associate professor in the Faculty of Arts & Science’s Department of English, has been awarded the 2018 Robert Kroetsch Teaching Award by the Canadian Creative Wri

Scholarship turns into full-time job at Bank of Canada for financial economics graduate

June 20, 2018

It’s been quite a year for recent Arts & Science graduate Haeyeon Lee. This time last year she was preparing to begin the final term of a program that would earn her a Master of Financial Economics.

Master of Global Affairs students Gabrielle Lim, Vanessa Ko and Tim Dutton, sitting around a table.

How do we regulate artificial intelligence? Munk School students seek answers to big questions

April 10, 2018

For many, artificial intelligence (AI) is synonymous with a distant future, where self-driving cars are the norm and humans work side-by-side with robots. In reality, we don’t have to look that far ahead to see artificial intelligence at work.

Alexander Eastwood, Kim Yates and Mary Stefanidis at a panel discussion for graduate students in the Department of English.

Broadening Options for Arts & Science Graduate Students

December 13, 2017

When Alexander Eastwood entered the University of Toronto in 2008 to earn his PhD in English, he was planning to pursue an academic career devoted to teaching and research. Today, he serves instead as a senior policy advisor for the Government of Ontario’s Treasury Board Secretariat.

Branden Rizzuto at a computer attached to the pXRF. Fellow PhD students Liz Gibbon and Stephen Rhodes look on.

Anthropology grad students get certified in X-ray technology: prep for future careers

December 04, 2017

It looks like a police radar gun but the portable X-ray Fluorescence (pXRF) is a new version of a device that bombards a target with X-rays to obtain information related to its chemical composition.

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