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A salamander caught inside a pitcher plant.

Plants in Ontario park consume salamanders with 'striking frequency,' U of T and Guelph researchers find

June 14, 2019

Pity the salamanders.

aUToronto&#039;s converted Chevy Bolt EV, Zeus

U of T student-led team wins international self-driving car challenge for second year in a row

June 10, 2019

The aUToronto team has done it again.

The University of Toronto's only student-led self-driving car team, composed of engineering and computer science students, edged out seven other universities during the second installment of the AutoDrive Challenge in Michigan last week.

Noura al Jizawi standing in front of University College at Convocation

'You cannot defeat me': U of T grad Noura Al-Jizawi, a leader of the Syrian uprising, takes on a new challenge

June 10, 2019

Syrian activist Noura Al-Jizawi forged a relationship with the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy long before she enrolled as a student.

Gordon Cressy, a former vice-president of development and university relations at U of T, spoke to Cressy Award winners at Convocation Hall on April 22.

Seizing 'the opportunity to lead and to serve’: Hundreds of students receive Gordon Cressy Student Leadership Awards

April 28, 2019

After 25 years of recognizing outstanding student leaders with an award in his name, Gordon Cressy still insists on taking photos with each of the winners.

A freeze-frame from Joshua Steckley&#039;s video, including cows filmed in black-and-white

Geography & Planning's Joshua Steckley named finalist in SSHRC's Storytelling Challenge

April 12, 2019

Congratulations to Geography & Planning’s Joshua Steckley on being named one of 25 finalists in the SSHRC’s annual Storytellers contest, where postsecondary students from across the Canada explain their research in three minutes or 300 words.

First responders in Douma, Syria wear helmets and masks as they walk amidst rubble

Syria's White Helmets speak at U of T about their dangerous front-line work

April 11, 2019

The day after speaking to a room of students, faculty members and policy-makers at the University of Toronto, Muneer Mustafa planned to make his way back to Syria where he will return to the front lines of a war that is now in its eighth year.

'I wanted to be a part of the mosaic of diversity': Students from Mexico on why they chose U of T

April 11, 2019

When University of Toronto President Meric Gertler led a delegation to Mexico City last year, he noted that international students at U of T encounter “new ideas, perspectives and approaches that in turn inspire mutual understanding and stimulate knowledge.”

U of T announces action plan on student mental health

April 02, 2019

University of Toronto President Meric Gertler has announced a four-point action plan to address issues of student mental health, in a letter to the University of Toronto community.

In photos: U of T's Canine Cognition Lab, where dogs play and humans learn

March 14, 2019

Students and faculty might be curious about the series of four-legged visitors of all shapes and sizes who come through University College. There’s the one-eyed Frenchie, Eddie; Ryder, the fluffy Samoyed; and Bacon, the miniature Schnauzer. They have all come for the sake of science. The treats are just a bonus.

Joe Wong with student researchers who presented case studies on behalf of their research teams: from left: Kara Hounsell, Rachel Bryce, Cadhla Gray and Joudy Sarraj.

U of T's Reach Project launches latest research findings at second annual symposium

March 01, 2019

Professor Joseph Wong travelled to Brazil in 2015 with a group of students to research Bolsa Familia, the country’s welfare program. They were interested in the topic of reach – how places like Brazil succeed in delivering interventions to the poorest of the poor, the most isolated and the most vulnerable.

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