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A&S student-made Kensington Market augmented reality app recognized with heritage award

March 02, 2018

An augmented reality app produced by Canadian Studies students in the Faculty of Arts & Science has received the Lieutenant Governor’s Ontario Heritage Award for Youth Achievement from the Ontario Heritage Trust.

Shauna Brail, director and associate professor, teaching stream in the Urban Studies Program at Innis College with second-year student Monica Brondholt standing on the side of a busy street with cars and a streetcar in the background.

Arts & Science undergrad helps the future of urban transportation

February 23, 2018

How do you get around Toronto?

The rapidly expanding digital economy – think Uber, Lyft and Toronto’s own InstaRyde – has given us more options to get around this city than ever before. But what kind of impact do these technologies have on the future of urban transportation?

Celebrating undergraduate research with first ever ASSU Undergraduate Research Conference

January 23, 2018

It was a celebration of undergraduate research for students, by students, as the Arts & Science Students’ Union (ASSU) held its inaugural Arts & Science Undergraduate Research Conference in Sidney Smith Hall last week.

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UC Students Show and Tell at Undergraduate Research Conference

March 31, 2017

Students enrolled in University College’s signature academic programs gathered in East and West Hall recently for Research and Practice Day.

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Undergraduates showcase research prowess

March 24, 2017

Students in Arts & Science research programs showcased their work yesterday at the annual Undergraduate Research Fair. Projects ranged from forensic work that saw students locating pig carcases and guns buried underground to exploring variations in the English dialect.

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Undergraduate students are helping us understand learning — from a dog's point of view

March 08, 2017

Undergraduate students in the Faculty of Arts & Science are assisting with ongoing research that sheds some light on what goes on inside a dog’s head when we humans are trying to train them.

Among their findings:

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Undergrad teams helping transform humanities research at University of Toronto

June 13, 2016

A select group of University of Toronto undergrads are now among the world’s foremost authorities in their respective fields, thanks to a ground-breaking initiative to bring science-like teamwork into humanities research.

Cody Kita and course instructor Siobhan O’Flynn.

Undergrad research helps make the case for bike lanes on Bloor Street

May 26, 2016

In 1976, the City of Toronto proposed bike lanes for a busy section of Bloor Street that includes an area known as the “Annex.” Forty years later, those bike lanes may finally become a reality, and University of Toronto student Cody Kita can say he capped his undergraduate career by playing a small but important role in the epic battle

Undergraduate sheds light on mysterious decline of Arctic organization

March 31, 2016

University of Toronto undergraduate student Emily Tsui went to Alaska to research the mysterious decline of a once-robust Arctic organization that can trace its roots to the Cold War, but what she discovered was a field of her own.

Bryan Hong and Anna Keshabyan with Morgan Barense.

From the classroom into a hands-on, lab-based education

March 15, 2016

Bryan Hong went from being an overwhelmed first-year student to co-author of a ground-breaking research paper.

Anna Keshabyan turned a personal interest in Alzheimer’s disease into a major role running experiments on brain function and aging.

Valentina Mihajlovic became her professor’s lab manager.

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