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From left: Consul General of France, Mark Trouyet, associate professors Ron Levi and Paul Cohen and Brigitte Proucelle, cultural, education and sciences adviser at the French Consulate

France bestows Ordre des Palmes académiques on two U of T faculty members

May 02, 2019

Adding to their already long list of accomplishments, the University of Toronto’s Ron Levi and Paul Cohen can now call themselves knights of the French Republic.

From fighting fungus to improving innovation: U of T researchers lead CIFAR interdisciplinary research programs

April 30, 2019

Drug-resistant germs like the fungus Candida auris are making their way into hospitals around the world, stumping scientists who are trying to trace their often-mysterious origins.

Third-year student Daria Mancino presented her research into Holocaust survivor testimonies to her class

New 'Jews: By the Numbers' course introduces students to methods in statistics and digital humanities

April 23, 2019

A new Jewish Studies course on statistics and data visualization is attracting students from a range of disciplines, helping to fulfill their breadth requirementsand introducing some math-shy undergrads to the idea that numbers aren’t

From cars to cannabis: Workshop on 'Traffic in the Americas'

April 17, 2019

Whether it’s the movement of cars and trucks or illicit goods, “traffic” holds a central place as a theme in contemporary urban life.

New book on modern Syria – a rich history and an uncertain future

April 12, 2019

As an undergraduate student at Georgetown University in the 1970s, James Reilly was interested in classical archeology when he went to Lebanon to study at the American University in Beirut.

A freeze-frame from Joshua Steckley&#039;s video, including cows filmed in black-and-white

Geography & Planning's Joshua Steckley named finalist in SSHRC's Storytelling Challenge

April 12, 2019

Congratulations to Geography & Planning’s Joshua Steckley on being named one of 25 finalists in the SSHRC’s annual Storytellers contest, where postsecondary students from across the Canada explain their research in three minutes or 300 words.

New 'Coffee Shop Talk' series at Institute of Islamic Studies facilitates discussions on tough topics

April 09, 2019

In moments of horrific hate-fuelled violence like the terrorist atrocities at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, where 50 people were murdered while at worship, it can feel as though putting complex thoughts and feelings into words is impossible.

Hundreds of people came to listen to the ideas of University of Toronto researchers at the CRAM festival on Friday evening. All photos: Nick Iwanyshyn.

Visitors CRAM U of T campus at one-night festival of ideas

April 09, 2019

By the end of the week, the University of Toronto usually goes quiet as students take a well-earned break. But the downtown Toronto campus was bustling on Friday evening as people came to listen to U of T researchers describe their work and its impact.

(From left) Regent Park resident Samira Abdi is working on a multimedia project with U of T students Sayem Khan and Lena Sanz Tovar. Photo: Romi Levine.

U of T students and Regent Park teens team up to bust stereotypes, tell stories of a changing neighbourhood

April 08, 2019

Samira Abdi, 13, has spent her whole life in Regent Park.

With a front row seat to the revitalization of the east Toronto neighbourhood, the Grade 8 student has seen countless changes over the years. She’s literally watched the condo towers rise around her.

Professor Michelle Murphy is the director of the University of Toronto’s Technoscience Research Unit and a professor of history and women and gender studies. Photo: Perry King.

U of T technoscience researcher wins Fleck Prize, the first academic to win it twice

April 08, 2019

The Matlab region of Bangladesh is known as a global leader in cholera research, with a half-century of important public health work taking place there. And yet, cholera remains an on ongoing problem for locals.

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