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Toronto Public Tech Workshop explores the intersection of new technologies and the public realm

June 19, 2023

What are the implications of technology for the public domain?

At night, East Asian studies professor Ken Kawashima turns into blues musician Sugar Brown

May 24, 2023

When Ken Kawashima was an 18-year-old freshman at the University of Chicago, he spent his days preparing for the career he now enjoys as an associate professor of Japanese and Korean history in the Department of

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.

Experts say $200-million grant awarded to U of T will drive ‘big science’ via the Acceleration Consortium

April 28, 2023

The $200-million Canada First Research Excellence Fund (CFREF) grant awarded to the University of Toronto’s Acceleration Consortium will help build a worl

Beau Hayward outside with his black Labrador, Aster.

'After my accident, my life flipped upside down and school has given me purpose': Beau Hayward is now doing 'something he loves' — studying history

April 03, 2023

For Beau Hayward, pursuing a degree at U of T is a dream come true — a dream born out of a life-altering event that made him reassess what matters.

Your A&S International Women’s Day reading list

March 08, 2023

From award-winning and shortlisted works of fiction, to scholarly and historical inquiry and analysis, to engaging personal memoirs, women faculty and alumni from Arts & Science published exciting new books this past year.

A&S alum Susan Colbourn draws on the connections between the past and present, Cold War history and the path her college days helped forge

February 16, 2023

Susan Colbourn hopes to share some history lessons with a younger generation who have not had to concern themselves with the nightmarish fear of nuclear war, something that haunted their parents and grandparents.

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U of T philanthropists James Temerty and Heather Reisman, and A&S alum Barbara Frum among the newest inductees to Canada’s Walk of Fame

February 06, 2023

The 2022 Canada’s Walk of Fame Awards Celebration in early December saw 10 new inductees, three of whom are closely connected to U of T.

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Black Canadian history and Black studies symposium: Unsettling the Great White North

January 23, 2023

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Book cover with title: Wilful Blindness: How a network of narcos, tycoons and CCP agents infiltrated the West. Image of a world map on cover.

In the Media: Alum Sam Cooper is defending Canadian democracy as a watchdog for crime, corruption and foreign interference

January 16, 2023

Faculty of Arts & Science alum Sam Cooper released an article in Global News in November that had an

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