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One gift leads to another — new MGA scholarship to help Caribbean students

February 05, 2020

On a recent flight to Toronto, Connie Carter beamed as she filled out her customs form. In the box that asked for her nationality, she was able to print “Canadian” for the very first time.

Three graduate students win U of T Libraries research exhibition awards

January 28, 2020

Students Rahul Arora, Alina Bykova and Amanda Khan were recently recognized by University of Toronto Libraries for research that ranged from computer graphics to laparoscopic surgery and a Russian ghost town in the Arctic.

From left to right: Jane Philpott, Lisa Raitt and Megan Leslie.

Jane Philpott, Lisa Raitt and Megan Leslie at U of T to talk 'modern leadership'

January 16, 2020

Veteran parliamentarians from Canada’s three major political parties will gather on stage at the University of Toronto next week to discuss what it takes to be a leader.

Recently retired alumnus goes green with latest gift

December 10, 2019

When Alan Dean took his first class at the University of Toronto, John Diefenbaker was prime minister and a hockey legend named Wayne Gretzky was taking his first steps.

Anna-Kay Russell and Eunice Kays standing in front of a bookshelf.

Munk School alumnae spearhead inaugural Toronto Black Policy Conference

November 29, 2019

Three graduates from the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy are behind a daylong event aimed at fostering conversations about local policy initiatives that affect Toronto’s diverse Black communities.

U of T names Michael Sabia director of the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy

November 12, 2019

Michael Sabia, one of the country’s most accomplished leaders in business, investment and public policy, has been named the new director of the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy.

New MGA scholarship designed to help new Canadians

November 05, 2019

While fiercely proud of this country, Thomas Kierans, O.C., LL.D. is a little at odds with the government on the topic of immigration, particularly when it comes to highly-educated students.

So, he’s decided to help new Canadian students himself.

Chan-min Roh, Abnash Bassi and Shiqi Xu.

From foreign development to climate activism: Meet U of T's 2019 Loran Scholars

October 25, 2019

Chan-min Roh, Shiqi Xu and Abnash Bassi are three students who have shown leadership in high school and made a difference in their communities.

Now, the University of Toronto has welcomed them as Loran Scholars.

Nicolas Côté, Rashad Brugmann and Nathan Postma in Trinity College&#039;s rooftop garden on the St. George campus

Undergraduate research takes stock of U of T's sustainability-related courses, groups and projects

September 25, 2019

Rashad Brugmann says there's been a “groundswell” of support for sustainability initiatives on campus — an apt choice of words considering one example lay right under his feet.

Undergraduate students Rashad Brugmann, Emily Shaw, Nicolas Côté, Danielle Pal and Nathan Postma at the 2018 International Sustainability Campus Network (ISCN) Conference in Stockholm, where the group presented their award-winning research paper.

Undergrad researchers build sustainability course inventory — and take home international award

September 09, 2019

After 6 months of research, five undergraduate students have developed the first sustainability course inventory at U of T — a comprehensive catalogue of all sustainability-oriented undergraduate courses across all disciplines and campuses.

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