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Robert Vipond

Canada 150: A toast from political scientist Rob Vipond

March 29, 2017

Professor Rob Vipond of the Department of Political Science gave this toast at a gathering of colleagues, friends and fellow editors of the forthcoming Roads to Confederation, The Making of Canada, 1867 on the occasion of the 150^th anniversary of the gran

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What does speech reveal about our health? U of T startup finds 400 subtle neurological health markers

March 27, 2017

Hidden clues in the way you speak can indicate health problems long before an official diagnosis is made. These include how fast you talk, how long you pause, which words you choose – even tiny wobbles in the vibration of your voice, too subtle for the human ear.

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Undergraduates showcase research prowess

March 24, 2017

Students in Arts & Science research programs showcased their work yesterday at the annual Undergraduate Research Fair. Projects ranged from forensic work that saw students locating pig carcases and guns buried underground to exploring variations in the English dialect.

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A different kind of Reading Week in Mexico

March 23, 2017

What you might be thinking when you hear about students heading to Mexico during Reading Week: sun, beach, umbrella, lime in cold beverage, a couple of thousand kilometres away from textbooks.

Jay Pratt wins a 2017 Faculty Award for outstanding teaching and research

March 23, 2017

It’s all Wayne Gretzky’s fault.

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Canada should prepare for new technology spurring job loss, says U of T innovation expert

March 21, 2017

“The economic impact of an automated workforce will be much bigger than many observers expect,” says Dave Ticoll, of the Innovation Policy Lab at the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs.

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REDress art installation comes to U of T

March 17, 2017

Bright red dresses blowing in the wind —symbolizing the 12,000 missing and murdered Indigenous women — will confront people walking through U of T’s downtown Toronto campus over the next few days.

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Undergraduate research trip to Hawai’i offers lessons for living on Indigenous land

March 15, 2017

Hawai’i may be best known as a holiday paradise, but for Professor Bonnie McElhinny and six University of Toronto anthropology students, it is a learning lab for multiculturalism and de-colonization strategies.

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People see black men as larger, more threatening than same-sized white men

March 14, 2017

According to University of Toronto research, people have a tendency to perceive black men as larger and more threatening than similarly-sized white men.

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Gillian Einstein leads research in women's brain health with inaugural Wilfred and Joyce Posluns Chair

March 13, 2017

Women’s health — and women’s brain health in particular — is something “distinct in itself,” says University of Toronto scientist Gillian Einstein, the holder of the inaugural Wilfred and Joyce Posluns Chair in

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