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'Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity': Trottier Family Foundation partners with U of T for solar eclipse viewing and education

March 13, 2023

The Trottier Family Foundation is partnering with Arts & Science to ensure thousands of Canadian children can view the upcoming total solar eclipse safely.

Arts & Science alumni develop game-changing therapy platform Mind-Easy with a focus on equity

February 27, 2023

Two Arts & Science graduates and a U of T PhD student have launched Mind-Easy to make cultural competence a minimum standard in mental health — including innovative ways to deliver identity centric preventive care.

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‘Telling their own stories in their own voice’: Creative writing workshop for racialized students inspires genuine personal expression

February 21, 2023

Having completed most of her degree online due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Calista Nyembwe felt she needed a way to connect with other students and to express herself.

In the Media: PhD student Xia (Alice) Zhu says bioplastics alone won’t save the planet

January 31, 2023

Xia (Alice) Zhu, an Arts & Science alum and current PhD student at U of T Scarborough, raises concerns about the prevalence of biodegradable plastics, noting they aren’t the solution to humankind’s plastic addiction.

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New smartphone app designed by University of Toronto researchers shown to significantly improve memory recall

January 16, 2023

In a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, University of Toronto researchers have demonstrated that their new smartphone application helps to significantly improve memory recall, which could prove beneficial for individuals

Statistical Sciences’ Elena Tuzhilina awarded 2022 Dorothy Shoichet Women Faculty in Science Awards of Excellence

January 11, 2023

Elena Tuzhilina, an assistant professor in the

For first-year student Annika Waschke, university is about mind, body and soul

November 22, 2022

When Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket lifts off the launch pad sometime in 2023, first-year student Annika Waschke will be watching with much more interest than most.

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Students who identify as Black, Indigenous or people of colour get important field research and networking experience through FREED program

November 22, 2022

Field research experience is key to success for many Arts & Science students, and now the Field Research in Ecology and Evolution Diversified (FREED) program, is ensuring those who identify as Black, Indigenous or people of colour have equal opportunities to thrive.

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‘Houston, we have bacteria’: Alum and microbiologist Camilla Urbaniak shares exciting work at NASA

November 21, 2022

Camilla Urbaniak has an important job at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California, the facility where they design and build spacecraft destined for exciting missions across the solar system.

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From Noether to Nightingale, A&S course shines light on math's women pioneers

September 10, 2021

As a young math student, Sarah Mayes-Tang was fascinated by the “little boxes” in her textbooks that described the lives and achievements of important mathematicians.

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