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Canada was snubbed at ISIS talks — and we deserved it, U of T professor says

January 21, 2016

When defence ministers from the United States, France, Australia, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom met in Paris this week to discuss strategy in the fight against ISIS, Canada’s defence minister Harjit Sajjan wasn’t among them.

Saudi Arabia and Iran: University of Toronto experts explain the situation

January 07, 2016

With the execution of prominent critic and Shia cleric Nimr al-Nimr on Jan. 2, Saudi Arabia has triggered a renewed escalation of the Shia-Sunni sectarian conflict in the Middle East.

Toronto from above, CN tower in middle of frame

2016: Three city experts on the year ahead

January 04, 2016

Inspired by politicians like John Tory who look to U of T for expertise and advice, U of T News asked several experts in civic affairs to suggest areas where Toronto should take action in 2016.

Paris, Beirut and ISIS: Aisha Ahmad on the terror attacks and the aftermath

November 18, 2015

The recent attacks on so-called “soft targets” in Paris and Beirut are like chess moves in a global game by ISIS, the University of Toronto’s Aisha Ahmad says — and death is only part of the strategy.

Students measure Myanmar's embrace of democracy

October 20, 2015

A recent research expedition to Myanmar gave U of T student Eros Grinzato a taste of how much things have changed since democracy came to the country in 2011.

Urban Studies Program led the way in community engagement, service learning

October 01, 2015

Just over 40 years ago, a bold alliance of city builders scaled the ivy-covered walls of the University of Toronto and planted the seeds of the Urban Studies Program. Now the program is a catalyst in a dynamic new landscape for the university, students and city.

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