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Alumna's gift to 'Friends of Patrick' boosts brain research for grad students

July 17, 2020

Graduate students are being given an amazing opportunity to advance cognitive neuroscience research, thanks to a fund created to honour Patrick Widdrington.

A collage of images of three women from different time periods, with the right image being an illustration of a nun; on the left of the images are the words &quot;Dictionnaire Biographique du Canada&quot;

Whose Stories Do We Tell?

April 21, 2020

In an age when George Orwell’s worst fears seem to be realized, and facts are routinely reworked to fit the politics of the moment, the Dictionary of Canadian Biography stands as a bulwark of truth.

Catherine Monahan.

A long and storied history of giving: A&S alumna Catherine Monahan on the value of the humanities

February 28, 2020

For Catherine Monahan, managing editor of the Dictionary of Old English (DOE), giving is both personal and professional. She’s not only a member of the DOE team, but has been donating to it for more than 25 years.

Matt Young

Astronomy graduate student Matt Young probes the beginning of the universe from the bottom of the world

February 07, 2019

Astronomers have been building telescopes in extreme locations for decades, sacrificing accessibility and comfort for better observing conditions.

A Hubble Space Telescope image of the galaxy NGC1052-DF2. Distant galaxies are visible through DF2 due to its lack of stars and “ghostly” nature.

U of T, Yale astronomers discover 'see-through' galaxy with almost no dark matter

March 28, 2018

A team of astronomers has discovered a unique galaxy—the first of its kind—that appears to contain virtually no dark matter. It is an exceptional find since galaxies are commonly thought to contain more dark matter than the ordinary matter that makes up a galaxy’s stars, gas and dust.

Emily Deibert (left) and Ariel Amaral.

University students get to do original scientific research just two years out of high school

March 06, 2018

At U of T Astronomy, this happens more often than you’d think…

Emily Deibert was doing an overnight shift monitoring the Algonquin Radio Observatory, the giant 46-metre telescope located at the north end of Algonquin Park.

Michael Gervers.

U of T launches class on ancient Ethiopian language with a donation from The Weeknd

January 11, 2017

Tens of thousands of ancient Ethiopian manuscripts — maybe more — have collected dust for over a century because they are written in what is now a rarely studied language, Ge’ez.

The Weeknd singing, bathed in blue light.

The Weeknd backs U of T's bid to launch North America's first Ethiopian studies program

August 09, 2016

A $50,000 donation from Grammy-award winning star The Weeknd will help the University of Toronto launch the first program for Ethiopian studies in North America.

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