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Historian helps connect students to the often unheard voices of the past

October 23, 2017

An expert on slavery and gender in colonial Latin America, Tamara Walker joined U of T’s history department in the Faculty of Arts & Science this fall as an assistant professor after teaching at the University of Pennsylvania.

Canada by Treaty exhibit at Queen’s Park for Canada Day

July 04, 2017

The Canada by Treaty: Negotiating Histories exhibit tells the story of how Canada was shaped not by conquest, but by negotiation.

Students experience history-in-the-making during trip to Uganda

May 24, 2017

Historians generally gain an understanding of the past from texts, or what Nakanyike Musisi calls “cold” sources that are frozen in time and unchanging.

President Donald Trump with Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and Russian Ambassador to the U.S. Sergei Kislyak in the Oval Office.

Are Trump’s "loose lips" ground for impeachment? U of T historian dissects latest controversy

May 19, 2017

On Tuesday under pressure from lawmakers, U.S. President Donald Trump defended his decision to reveal highly classified information to Russian officials.

President Trump holding up an executive order with his signature on it

U of T professors on Trump’s first 100 days: “the world is a strange place now”

May 01, 2017

For months, much of the world has been watching with bated breath as Trump has settled into the presidency.

Group photo of Nhung Tuyet Tran as a child with her family

Take a stand: U of T historian shares her story of being a young refugee

April 10, 2017

With the renewed debate in Europe and North America over refugees, Bruce Kidd, vice-president of U of T and principal of U of T Scarborough, shared his blog this week with Nhung Tuyet Tran, associate professor of

Donald Trump and Steve Bannon in a meeting in the White House

Trump, Bannon could "seriously damage" the U.S. government system, U of T expert says

February 07, 2017

As President Donald Trump’s second week in office draws to a close, his political strategy is becoming more defined and so is his commitment to playing by his own rules.

President-elect Donald Trump giving a thumbs up during his acceptance speech

U of T experts on U.S. election: "The United States is a deeply fragmented nation"

November 09, 2016

Real estate developer and reality TV star Donald Trump has been elected as the next president of the United States, following a divisive 16-month campaign.

U of T News will be updating this article throughout the day with insights from experts from across a variety of disciplines.

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Recalling the Samsung Galaxy Note 7: U of T expert explains the blow to Korean society

October 26, 2016

When Samsung announced earlier this month that it was stopping production of its flagship smartphone, the Galaxy Note 7, and recalling all existing phones, the jolt was felt around the world.

Professor Ronald Pruessen standing at the front of a classroom

Just in time: a new U of T history class delves into the Obama presidency

October 13, 2016

Barack Obama hasn’t left the Oval Office yet – but that isn’t stopping a first-year history class at U of T from dissecting his presidency.

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