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Guilherme Teruya, Octavia Andrade-Dixon, Gregory Antono in front of a black wall

A&S undergraduate researchers travel to Brazil to conduct Indigenous language fieldwork

July 02, 2019

Indigenous peoples speak more than 4,000 of the world’s estimated 6,700 languages, but language scholars predict at least half — likely more — of those languages will be extinct by 2100.

U of T&#039;s Jennifer Drake delivers a presentation to Indigenous leaders at Sioux Lookout, Ont.

U of T researchers and Indigenous communities collaborate to improve infrastructure and food security

June 21, 2019

Researchers at the Centre for Global Engineering (CGEN) are collaborating with Indigenous communities to address pressing infrastructure challenges facing geographically disparate communities across Canada.

'The responsibility of truth-telling’: Innis student blends disciplines to document youth criminal court proceedings

June 17, 2019

Tara Suri has integrated an unusual collection of disciplines into her studies. From cinema to law, linguistics, anthropology and even urban geography, the Innis College student is happily mixing and matching fields of study to carve out a niche for her work.

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Citizen Lab reports explore nefarious use of spyware apps: CBC, Toronto Star

June 14, 2019

A pair of reports released by the Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy have detailed how abusers are using “stalkerware” apps to harass others with near-impunity, according to the CBC and Toronto Star.

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Ronald Deibert receives honorary degree from University of Guelph

June 13, 2019

Ronald Deibert, professor in the Department of Political Science and director of the Munk School’s Citizen Lab, was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws today at the University of Guelph’s 2019 Convocation Ceremony. Deibert also delivered the convocation address. This is Deibert’s first honorary doctorate.

Driven by curiosity: political science professor explores women foreign policy leaders

June 07, 2019

If you open a newspaper, turn on the evening news or log on to any social media platform, you’ll be hard pressed to find a news organization that doesn’t have something to say about a woman in a position of political power.

U of T School of Cities event to explore urban governance in 21st century

May 24, 2019

The 21^st century has been referred to as the “urban century.” For the first time in history, the majority of the world’s population lives in urban areas, posing significant opportunities and challenges for our cities – not to mention the governments charged with making daily decisions that will be felt for decades.

U of T wins grant to partner with Puerto Rico's education department to improve education outcomes for youth

May 22, 2019

The University of Toronto has won a major grant to help fund its partnership with education officials in Puerto Rico aimed at boosting academic achievement among students in the U.S. territory’s struggling public schools.

How to build the perfect city? Urban planner to launch new book at U of T's School of Cities

May 09, 2019

The Ontario government expects to complete its proposed Toronto subway relief line – dubbed the “Ontario line” – by 2027. That will be a full 25 years since the city’s last new line, Line 4, began carrying passengers underneath Sheppard Avenue East.

Fieldwork meets friendship: undergrads travel to Mexico to research organized crime and corruption

May 06, 2019

Mexico may be a popular tourist destination known for its beautiful landscapes and rich history, but a group of undergraduate students recently visited for a very different reason: to learn about organized crime, corruption, drug cartels and the massive “narco-insurgency” that large-scale criminal organizations are waging against the M

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