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Assistant Professor Felan Parker shows off a new video game in front of an engaged class.

Nintendo for homework? First-year students discover the emerging field of video game studies

October 31, 2019

A small group of first-year students in the Faculty of Arts & Science is learning more about what academic work means — and just what kind of place a university really is.

Tanvi Ghikale, Savannah Bein and Gabriella Zhao.

A&S undergrads go green on summer internships to world-renowned eco-hub of Freiburg, Germany

October 10, 2019

Energy-saving houses, solar factories, rainwater collection, more than 400 kilometres of cycling paths and even a zero-emissions hotel: these are just some of the ways the city of Freiburg, in south-western Germany, is leading the world in sustainable city-building.

For aspiring U of T physicist, meeting with Nobel Prize winners a rare chance to learn from world's brightest

October 09, 2019

Patrick Pallagi, a second-year student studying Physics at the University of Toronto's, Faculty of Arts & Science, has come closer than most to the prestigious Nobel Prize.

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A sea of colour and energy: Tri-Campus Parade and Clubs Carnival welcome U of T's Class of '23

September 05, 2019

The University of Toronto was abuzz with excitement Wednesday as orientation activities got into full swing, with the highly anticipated Tri-Campus Parade and Clubs Carnival welcoming incoming students.

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New U of T course to examine #MeToo and the media

August 13, 2019

In 2017, major media exposés of predatory sexual behaviour by powerful figures unleashed #MeToo, a hashtag now tweeted and shared more than 20 million times.

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A&S undergraduates explore the complexities of change on a local and global level

July 03, 2019

In a group of daycare centres, a notice appeared on bulletin boards announcing the introduction of a fine for parents arriving late to pick up their children at the end of the day. Each week, a handful of parents were late, forcing daycare staff to remain on duty until the last child went home.

Six students win U of T Libraries Undergraduate Research Prize

June 25, 2019

From an in-depth analysis of a 1950s mass-criticism campaign against a Chinese film to a search for forgotten women composers of the First World War, the winners of this year’s University of Toronto Libraries Undergraduate Research Prize showed the power of library research.

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Media ethics in the fake news era: Conference at U of T builds on Marshall McLuhan’s legacy

June 24, 2019

In a world of fake news, hyper-connectivity and rapidly advancing means of communication, the humanistic and critical perspective of famed media theorist – and University of Toronto professor – Marshall McLuhan can feel almost prophetic.

Randy Boyagoda's novel Original Prin full of 'dark absurdities': New York Times

June 03, 2019

Randy Boyagoda’s book “Original Prin” promises to leave readers pondering “fascinating questions about fanaticism” even as it entertains with wit, absurdity and comedically crafted cultural references, according to a New York Times review of the author’s third novel.

From AI to video games: Learning continues ‘stress-free’ at Alumni Reunion 2019

May 27, 2019

Beneath all the breathless chatter about modern video games lies a much older truth, according to Felan Parker, a University of Toronto assistant professor of Book and Media Studies at St. Michael’s College.

“The games we play are foundational to human experience,” he says.

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