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U of T students who crushed it in 2017

January 05, 2018

Where to begin listing the accomplishments of the University of Toronto’s 88,000 students this year? There was the undergraduate who solved a mystery by locating an ancient species on the tree of life. The swimmer who set a world record time – in between studying for exams and completing assignments.

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.

Reach Project students Elizabeth Assefa, Marin MacLeod and Natalie Boychuk

Research initiative by U of T’s Munk School helps reimagine ways to reach the hardest to reach

November 24, 2017

Marin MacLeod, a recent graduate of the University of Toronto’s Dalla Lana School of Public Health, can pinpoint the moment the proverbial penny dropped.

Philosophy PhD students Jeremy Davis and Eric Mathison.

Opening up ethical debates, one question at a time

November 23, 2017

Have you ever wondered if it’s ethical to have children, and if so, how many? Or what makes someone’s advice “good” ― or just good for you?

PhD students Nika Kuchuk, Khalidah Ali and Jonathan Peterson

Department for the Study of Religion helps doctoral students prepare for changing jobscape

November 10, 2017

When opportunity knocks for PhD graduates in religious studies, it’s as likely to be organizations trying to understand conflicts abroad or lawmakers assessing domestic policy as it is a traditional academic career.

Children holding hands at the 2016 Barrydale parade in South Africa

Truth and reconciliation in elephant land

November 07, 2017

In the hot, arid, dust-storm-swept Karoo region of South Africa lies Barrydale, a culturally diverse town of English- and Afrikaans-speaking residents with a large expat community.

Shirin Oghatian is teaching the Grade 9 German class at UTS

iPRAKTIKUM offers graduate students chance to explore careers outside academy

October 30, 2017

An internship at University of Toronto Schools (UTS) wasn’t originally on Stefana Gargova’s graduate school to-do list, but she is delighted to be among the first participants in iPRAKTIKUM, an internationalization and experiential learning project of the Department of Germanic Languages & Liter

Annie Heckman and Amanda Goodman at U of T’s Department for the Study of Religion.

Of mantras, mysteries and messy manuscripts

October 26, 2017

Led by Professor Amanda Goodman, a team of researchers at The Robert H.N. Ho Family Foundation Centre for Buddhist Studies is unravelling the mysteries of ancient Buddhist manuscripts.

Remember this name: Deni Kasa explores the religious origins of liberalism at Tel Aviv University

October 19, 2017

Deni Kasa remembers being apprehensive about coming to University of Toronto as an MA student in the department of English. “I had expected, based on the prestige of the school, that U of T would be a somewhat cold place where I would need to work very hard to get any attention.”

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