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School of Graduate Studies dean gets to know students over breakfast

April 10, 2017

Locke Rowe, who is also vice-provost of graduate research & education and a professor in the department of ecology and evolutionary biology, invites students of various academic backgrounds over to the school on St.

Tammara Soma standing in front of baskets full of bananas, apples and oranges

PhD geography & planning candidate goes public with concerns about food waste

April 07, 2017

If you don’t understand why food waste is a growing concern in developing countries, Tammara Soma can explain it to you in three minutes.

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What does speech reveal about our health? U of T startup finds 400 subtle neurological health markers

March 27, 2017

Hidden clues in the way you speak can indicate health problems long before an official diagnosis is made. These include how fast you talk, how long you pause, which words you choose – even tiny wobbles in the vibration of your voice, too subtle for the human ear.

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New dual master's degree in global affairs and public policy

March 10, 2017

The Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto and the Sciences Po School of Public Affairs in Paris are launching a dual degree program between their respective Ma

U of T student co-author of first study documenting pervasive school-based sexual violence in Ghana

March 06, 2017

The extent of school-based sexual violence in Ghana has been documented for the first time in a report co-authored by U of T political science PhD student Erin Aylward.

The national study shows that:

This professor wants U of T campuses to become “living labs” for sustainability research

February 21, 2017

Professor John Robinson, U of T’s first presidential adviser on the environment, climate change and sustainability, wants students to begin using their campuses as living labs for sustainability projects.

U of T student reunited with family from Syria thanks to support from Toronto-area Muslims and Jews

January 24, 2017

Newly reunited with her family after they fled Syria, and grateful for the welcome they’ve received in the city she considers her new home, Arts & Science student Rasha Elendari is feeling inspired by love even as she tries to dispel hate and fear.

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University of Toronto launches The Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Centre for Buddhist Studies

December 05, 2016

The University of Toronto has launched The Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Centre for Buddhist Studies on its St. George campus.

Guano of seabirds helps cool the Arctic summer

November 15, 2016

Seabird colonies play a key role in cooling the summertime Arctic by helping create cloud cover from the Sun, says a new study led by University of Toronto researchers. Their research reveals an incredible example of the delicate balances found in nature.

Tammara Soma standing by one of the university’s vegetable gardens.

Food Systems Lab at U of T tackles Canada's food waste problem

November 03, 2016

PhD student Tammara Soma wants to break the wasted food cycle.

We’re all guilty of wasting food.

Sometimes we dump the leftovers in the trash after a big meal, or we find forgotten food in the fridge that has long since expired.

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