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The 1962 World Football Championship (held in Chile) identification card of Enzo Robotti — a former Italian international footballer who played as a defender.

The power of player images: Investigating the influence of FIFA 'passports' on national identity

June 28, 2023

Daniele Iannucci has watched thousands of soccer games and played even more soccer video games. In watching and playing all those matches something struck him — something he’d seen a million times.

Chemistry’s Alina Trofimova awarded the Dean’s Doctoral Excellence Scholarship

June 27, 2023

When Alina Trofimova received an email in response to her application for a Doctoral Excellence Scholarship from the Faculty

Canada's pressing public policy challenges and how to tackle them: Graduating A&S student Pierre Sarlieve

June 14, 2023

As a public policy analyst and trainee at the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), graduating student Pierre Sarlieve focuses on restoring trust and fostering democratic values between people and the institutions that govern them.

A person walking down the street in a large pink dresses during a parade.

Drag extravaganza: The evolution, resilience, and persecution of a vibrant art form

June 09, 2023

Drag isn’t just having a moment right now — it’s having an extravaganza.

There’s drag brunch, drag trivia and drag bingo. There are drag cabaret and drag burlesque shows; drag violinists and drag science lectures; even Drag Camp for those wanting to sharpen their sashay. And of course, drag queen story time.

The future of AI is in good hands with graduating student Guodong Zhang

June 02, 2023

“The public should embrace AI (Artificial Intelligence) as a catalyst for positive change,” says Guodong Zhang, who graduates this month with his PhD from the Department of Computer Science.

A&S Alum John Lundon was a wandering scholar with a distinguished reputation

May 19, 2023

Speaking Latin while hiking with friends, a self-employed teacher and translator, publishing papers in German and Italian as fluidly as his native English as he crossed Europe: A&S alum John Lundon was “a modern wandering scholar,” his family says.

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PhD candidate Francisco Yarur Villanueva aims to practice and promote green chemistry

May 17, 2023

“Imagine you’re baking a cake,” says Francisco Yarur Villanueva, a PhD candidate in the Department of Chemistry.

Dante's Inferno sparks 'emotional exhibit' connecting students, faculty, alumni and the arts community

May 16, 2023

A group of artists and graduate students offered their interpretations of the “emotions” presented in the opening scene of one of the world’s most celebrated works of medieval literature — Dante’s Inferno.

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U of T and France’s national research institution partner on joint research centre

April 25, 2023

The University of Toronto and France’s Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS) are developing a joint CNRS International Research Centre (IRC) — expanding a seven-year-old partnership that allows researchers to work across continents and a wide range of fields.

Professor Gillian Einstein presents award to PhD student Laura Gravelsins on a stage.

Groundbreaking student-led conference highlights Arts & Science leadership in filling sex and gender gaps in health research data

April 20, 2023

Emily Schwartzman surveyed the packed room at a recent groundbreaking student-led conference on sex and gender in neuroscience and took a moment to soak in the excited buzz of researchers discussing their work.

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