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Professor Linda Munk Scholarship fuels Matthew Molinaro’s vision for Black and diaspora studies

January 26, 2026

Matthew Molinaro is exploring the literatures and histories of the African diaspora, Caribbean and Americas in the Department of English, thanks to the Prof

Essay prize honours beloved and pathbreaking historian Natalie Zemon Davis

November 13, 2025

The University of Toronto's Department of History has established the Natalie Zemon Davis Memorial Essay Prize to honour the scholar, teacher and mentor who reshaped the thinking of generations of research

‘Survivors are leading this fight:’ A&S alum and OneChild Founder Cheryl Perera enables youth to combat sexual exploitation

April 28, 2025

As the founder of the award-winning organization OneChild, Arts & Science alum Cheryl Perera is empowering children and youth worldwide to act against sexual exploitation of children, including sex trafficking.

Left to Right: M. Murphy and Kristen Bos.

Indigenous-led, multi-institutional research project to re-envision approaches to pollution risk

April 07, 2025

A collaborative, Indigenous-led research initiative to re-envision chemical risk management in a time of environmental crisis has received $22 million in funding from the federal government’s New Frontiers in Research Fund.

A large gym with a rainbow parachute in the middle.

Reclaiming dodgeball: At 'Feminist Sports Club', everyone’s a gold medalist

March 07, 2025

On a Friday afternoon in January, a modest all-ages crowd gathers upstairs at the Athletic Centre.

‘Every person just needs an opportunity to flourish’: A&S alum Binta Bajaha building resilience with World Food Programme

February 11, 2025

Binta Bajaha is using her degree from Arts & Science to fight world hunger as a vital voice for the United Nations’ World Food Programme (WFP).

Clockwise from top left: Cassandra Olsen, Paul Pritchard, Shay Chavoshian, Sam Sanchinel, Kat Furtado, Titilola Aiyegbusi and Qusai Hassan.

Teaching assistants, course instructor recognized with Teaching Excellence Awards

July 05, 2024

Six teaching assistants (TAs) and one graduate course instructor (CI) have been recognized with 2024 Teaching Excellence Awards by the University of Toronto’s Teaching Assistants’ Training Program.

From Brazil to Canada and Portuguese to English, Camila Justino is now making the move from undergrad to master’s degree

June 13, 2024

Even though it isn’t her first language, Camila Justino has dreams of one day being a published author in English — and she’s sure her U of T education is a giant leap in the right direction.

M. Fernanda Yanchapaxi; Kristen Bos; Elder, Duke Redbird; and M. Murphy.

U of T Indigenous science symposium convenes scholars from across North America

June 03, 2024

U of T’s Technoscience Research Unit recently welcomed more than 30 Indigenous scholars from across Turtle Island (North America), for its first “Gathering Indigenous Science, Technology and Environment” symposium.

More than just comic books: feminist graphic novels tell the raw truth about women’s lives

May 21, 2024

At the dawn of revolution, an Iranian girl channels her fear and frustration through heavy metal music, while an American high school student numbs her pain with pills.

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