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Gift from Schmidt Futures to spark a revolution in AI-based STEM research at the University of Toronto

October 26, 2022

With the goal of accelerating scientific research through the application of artificial intelligence, Schmidt Futures is investing $148-million in nine global universities, including the University of Toronto.

A beloved professor’s legacy inspires scholarship recipients to effect change through politics

October 25, 2022

Receiving the J. Stefan Dupré Memorial Scholarship in Canadian Politics provided some much-needed funding to two Arts & Science students, but it was about much more than that.

For Heon Lee and Gautier Boyrie, now alumni, the scholarship also reaffirmed their passion for government.

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Computer science students from Ukraine find a summer home at U of T

October 18, 2022

When Yuliia Kholodetska’s classes at Lviv Polytechnic National University were interrupted on February 24, 2022, it was not the first time that had happened during her time as an undergraduate. But the reason for the interruption was far different from a global pandemic.

The power of writing is a beautiful thing for A&S graduand and inaugural Linda Munk award winner Karine Hack

August 23, 2022

Karine Hack spends a lot of time thinking about the power of writing to process and document trauma. The Arts & Science graduand says that’s partly influenced by an undergraduate project she did, transcribing and editing Holocaust testimonials.

A&S alumni Professor Robert Bothwell and philanthropist Ira Gluskin forged connection through mutual history

August 11, 2022

Professor Emeritus Robert Bothwell has been the May Gluskin Chair in Canadian History since 2004, but that’s just one of his links to philanthropist and fellow A&S alumnus Ira Gluskin that has forged a strong connection and benefitted students.

A&S professor emeritus creates scholarship to support the next great minds in math

August 11, 2022

Math has always transported Professor Velimir Jurdjevic to new and exciting realms.

Private sector support for Urban Data Centre will help wrangle data, enable ‘smarter cities’

June 01, 2022

From climate change to affordable housing, Toronto and other urban areas may soon be “smarter cities” when tackling critical issues, thanks to the Urban Data Centre at the School of Cities and support from a private sector partner.

Anonymous donor's gift may help create wave of mixed-use development as School of Cities rolls out an ambitious plan

April 21, 2022

Toronto residents may soon see a wave of innovative mixed-use developments with a social purpose as the School of Cities rolls out an ambitious city-building plan, thanks to a major gift from a donor who wishes to remain anonymous.

A&S alumnus David Moore creates earth sciences scholarship to support learning beyond the classroom — and sustainable development

April 19, 2022

In some ways, David Moore’s destiny was etched in stone from an early age.

“I started collecting rocks when I was five years old, so I was probably predestined to be a geologist,” he jokes.

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Nearly 50 years after graduation, David Brace is still fascinated by earth sciences at U of T

April 08, 2022

Though the University of Toronto represents a brief period in alumnus David Brace’s life — and close to 50 years ago, at that — it left a lasting impression on him.

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