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A&S scholars sharing their expertise in the media this week

June 18, 2021

From a podcast about the 2,000-year-old Indian story, the Mahabharata, to preferences regarding COVID-19 vaccines, scholars from a range of disciplines across the Faculty of Arts & Science are sharing their expertise on a variety of issues in the media.

Here’s some of what they had to say this week.

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Indigenous Studies Students' Union powwow returns for 2021

June 18, 2021

After being among the first events at U of T to be postponed in March 2020 amid growing concerns around the COVID-19 pandemic, the Honouring Our Students Pow Wow presented by the Indigenous Studies Students’ Union (I

Kyla Trkulja.

For Kyla Trkulja, convocation is a time for celebration and reflection

June 18, 2021

For Kyla Trkulja, a member of University College graduating in June, the second year of her undergraduate studies was a pivotal one.

That year, her mother was diagnosed with cancer, making the courses Trkulja was taking resonate with her life outside university.

Arshia Hassani.

From gown to town: For Trinity student Arshia Hassani, public policy has been a real-world practice

June 18, 2021

When Arshia Hassani entered Trinity One’s Public Policy stream in his first year, he was excited to start learning about the inner workings of government — especially how policy is made.

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U of T's new precision medicine program offers training in cross-disciplinary science

June 18, 2021

A new graduate education program at the University of Toronto will provide PhD students with advanced education in interdisciplinary biomedical research.

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EAS alumna premieres award-winning film at Inside Out Film Festival

June 17, 2021

Most people snap a picture or take in the panoramic views when in the mountains. Cailleah Scott-Grimes, however, decided to shoot a short film.

Eleanor Rae.

From U of T to New York and back again: PhD graduate Eleanor Rae explores Toronto's changing skyline

June 17, 2021

Eleanor Rae came to U of T to earn her honours bachelor of arts in peace and conflict studies, specialist, in 2006 as a member of University College. Growing up with dad Bob Rae, former Premier of Ontario, may have influenced her direction more than she understood in her teens, she now says.

Talia Holy.

U of T offers unique academic opportunities for students, says Arts & Science grad Talia Holy

June 17, 2021

Resurrecting a dormant journal focused on LGBTQ2S+ issues and blogging about student life are two of the many highlights new Faculty of Arts & Science grad Talia Holy will take with her from her time at U of T.

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U of T launches world's first professorship in the ancient languages of Zoroastrian sacred texts and literature, thanks to community support

June 16, 2021

The University of Toronto is now home to the world’s first endowed professorship focused on preserving the languages and culture of Zoroastrianism, one of the world's oldest continuously practiced religions, thanks to a US$1.1-million gift from the Federation of Zoroastrian Associations of North America (FEZANA) and its community.

Arts &amp; Science PhD grad Cédric Beaulac

Teaching, research, 'geek stuff' and video games create perfect harmony for new Arts & Science grad Cédric Beaulac

June 16, 2021

It didn’t take long for new Faculty of Arts & Science grad Cédric Beaulac to land a dream job in academia, while still finding a way to pursue his “geek stuff” aspirations, like designing video games.

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