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Mark Kingwell speaking at the conference

Why say sorry? Interdisciplinary perspectives on public apologies

October 26, 2017

Apologies are never perfect or final, but they remain crucial and valued — perhaps now more than ever.

U of T students work with Māori, Maya and other Indigenous communities and share what they learned in new forum

October 17, 2017

University of Toronto student Jaime Kearns says she just had the best summer of her life, living and working with the Māori peoples of New Zealand as part of a U of T internship program.

Catalan regional police officers stand between protesters and national police headquarters

The hypocrisy of the European Union on the Catalan referendum

October 11, 2017

After days of political upheaval following the Oct. 1 referendum on independence from Spain, the president of Catalunya, Carles Puigdemont, spoke in the Catalan parliament this week.

Playboy founder Hugh Hefner receives kisses from Playboy playmates

Hugh Hefner’s legacy: Narrow visions of sex and beauty

October 04, 2017

With the death of Hugh Hefner, the architect of the Playboy empire, comes tributes and stories of his life. One wonders about his origin story, the price of his mansion and why he loved to wear pajamas.

A GO train leaving Toronto with the CN tower in the background

Toronto 'more than checks the boxes' on Amazon HQ2 checklist: U of T urban expert

October 03, 2017

When online retail giant Amazon announced it was planning to build a second headquarters in North America and put out a checklist for its desired location, urbanists, politicians and journalists rushed to draft proposals and write think pieces about why their city should be chosen.

Alumni Interviews: Accidental global economist

September 29, 2017

Paul Guest (BA 1999, International Relations and Economics) has led a global career in finance. Based in London, he is the lead strategist, for UBS Asset Management’s real estate & private markets business.

Julie Moreau smiles outside at U of T&#039;s Willcocks Commons

New to U of T, Julie Moreau explores relationship between sexual identity and legal equality

September 27, 2017

There is a long list of reasons why Julie Moreau chose to join the Faculty of Arts & Science at the University of Toronto.

Kearon Roy Taylor stands on on a residential street in Toronto

U of T, OCAD, Ryerson, York collaborate in massive joint research project on affordable housing

September 25, 2017

It takes University of Toronto student Syed Imam about an hour and a half on public transit to get to the university’s downtown Toronto campus from his home in Mississauga.

Tania Li talking to a plantation worker in Kalimantan, Indonesia

Anthropologist Tania Li’s exploration of new rural economies in the global south shows how development fails to tackle endemic poverty

September 12, 2017

For more than two decades, Professor Tania Li was effectively embedded – 11 visits of between two and 12 weeks each – in a community on Sulawesi.

Rohingya refugees from Myanmar’s Rakhine state arrive near the Bangladesh border.

U of T political scientist says Myanmar violence 'clearly looks like ethnic cleansing'

September 08, 2017

As more than 146,000 Rohingya have fled violence in Myanmar, crossing into neighbouring Bangladesh, reports have emerged of mass killings and villages being burned.

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