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The book &#039;Everyday Light&#039; featuring a classic Dutch painting on the cover.

In ‘Everyday Light,’ John Reibetanz indulges in his ‘sonnet urge’ to celebrate 17th century Dutch art

March 10, 2025

“A poem can paint a painting verbally.”

Julia Rady.

‘Take a leap and go for it:’ How A&S alum Julia Rady turned her history degrees into a dream job

March 10, 2025

From the spires of its tallest skyscrapers to the oldest cobblestone streets, Julia Rady has felt a deep connection to Toronto since making it her home nearly 20 years ago. She’s now using her U of T degrees to guide changes for designated heritage sites in the city and across Ontario.

Emma Sophia Baker.

Meet Emma Sophia Baker: One of the first two women to earn a PhD in Canada

March 07, 2025

It’s unlikely that Emma Sophia Baker set out to make history, yet she broke new ground in psychology, the sciences, and higher education in Canada.

Ren Yi (Renee) Wang, Patricia Higgins, Goeun (Lacrecia) Kang, and Professor Ettore Damiano.

Two economics students awarded inaugural James Pesando Memorial Scholarships

March 07, 2025

The James Pesando Memorial Scholarship was awarded for the first time earlier this month. The late professor emeritus was renowned for his teaching skills and his ability to connect with students in high-enrollment courses.

A group of people pose for a picture holding a sign that says &#039;See U of T&#039;.

Woodsworth College's 'SEE U of T' program relaunched after two-year hiatus

March 07, 2025

The Support, Engage, Experience University of Toronto (SEE U of T) program has officially returned to Woodsworth College after a two-year hiatus.

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A&S scholars sharing their expertise in the media

March 07, 2025

From tensions between the U.S. and Ukraine presidents to the presence of microplastics in paint, experts 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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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.

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Celebrating 50 years of excellence at Arts & Science’s Cinema Studies Institute

March 05, 2025

The Cinema Studies Institute (CSI) at Innis College is celebrating 50 years of excellence in research and teaching, shining a spotlight on the impressive cast of faculty members and alumni who’ve made important contributions to academia and entertain

Siming Xiang and Chuyi He.

Meet economics student entrepreneurs Siming Xiang and Chuyi He

March 05, 2025

Weather predictions are preparation tools. When rain is in the forecast, it’s best to bring an umbrella. Individuals should apply the same kind of preparation according to their own emotional weather forecasts.

Geoff Leckey and Tshephiso Gaamangwe.

'This award helps me achieve my dream:’ Arts & Science, Woodsworth College honours students, donors and alumni

March 05, 2025

Stories of redemption, perseverance and excellence inspired the alumni and donors who attended the Woodsworth College Student Awards celebration at Hart House on February 26.

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