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Arts & Science undergrads shine in online research fair

October 15, 2020

Arts & Science undergraduate research was on display last week, with the Research Opportunities Program’s first online poster fair.

New College grad's journey to U of T spanned three continents

June 05, 2020

Sammi Chan lived in Malaysia, Hong Kong and Switzerland before moving to Canada to earn her honours bachelor of arts with a specialty in political science and a minor in English literature as a member of New College.

COVID-19 spread portrayed in A&S students’ computer simulation

April 09, 2020

Two undergraduate students in the Faculty of Arts & Science have created a computer simulation showing the effectiveness of social distancing and isolation at curbing the spread of COVID-19.

It also shows how a vaccine would generate “herd immunity” and stop the pandemic — even though a vaccine has yet to be developed.

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From Hong Kong to Toronto: undergrad researchers study variation and change in Cantonese

January 29, 2020

Famous for its ethnic, cultural and linguistic diversity, Toronto is an ideal location for examining how and why — and if — languages change across the generations of immigrants and their descendants who make the city their home.

The Undergraduate Research Forum showcased outstanding examples of undergraduate research projects by students in the Faculty of Arts &amp; Science. Photo: Diana Tyszko.

Forum showcases A&S undergraduate research expertise

March 27, 2019

Arts & Science students from across the disciplines showed off their research projects to peers, faculty and visitors at the Undergraduate Research Forum last week at Hart House.

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Students help develop new ways to find human remains

May 11, 2018

Centuries ago, market shoppers were warned against buying a pig in a poke. It’s an old-fashioned phrase that is still good advice today: know what you’re buying because a pig in a poke may be no pig at all.

Shauna Brail, director and associate professor, teaching stream in the Urban Studies Program at Innis College with second-year student Monica Brondholt standing on the side of a busy street with cars and a streetcar in the background.

Arts & Science undergrad helps the future of urban transportation

February 23, 2018

How do you get around Toronto?

The rapidly expanding digital economy – think Uber, Lyft and Toronto’s own InstaRyde – has given us more options to get around this city than ever before. But what kind of impact do these technologies have on the future of urban transportation?

L-R: Professor Miriam Diamond, Hayley McIlwraith, Assistant Professor Chelsea Rochman and Jack Lin.

Airing our dirty laundry: Are our clothes harming the environment?

January 08, 2018

Two undergraduate students researching pollution have helped develop a new method for measuring how much plastic is released into the environment from laundering clothes, and their work may impact both consumer choices and government policy.

Pamela Klassen and the Story Nations team

Digital humanities project conveys stories of colonial settlement and Indigenous resistance in northwestern Ontario

May 26, 2017

In 1898, an Anglican missionary in Toronto set out for the Rainy River region on the Ontario-Minnesota border. Almost 120 years later, his diary tells a bigger story than he ever imagined, thanks to the Rainy River First Nations and Faculty of Arts & Science students.

Four students standing in front of their poster board

Undergraduates showcase research prowess

March 24, 2017

Students in Arts & Science research programs showcased their work yesterday at the annual Undergraduate Research Fair. Projects ranged from forensic work that saw students locating pig carcases and guns buried underground to exploring variations in the English dialect.

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