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

March 12, 2021

From the use of COVID-19 vaccines as tools of global diplomacy and supremacy, to the digitization of fossils and other archaeological specimens for online education, scholars from a range of disciplines across the Faculty of Arts & Science are sharing their expertise on a variety of issues in the media.

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New A&S history professor Funké Aladejebi explores the plight and perseverance of Black women educators

March 12, 2021

When it comes to Black Canadian history and particularly, Black women educators, Funké Aladejebi believes there’s a lot to learn.

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A&S student Riley Yesno's passion for education leads her beyond legacy of residential schools

March 12, 2021

A&S student Riley Yesno has celebrated a lot of education “firsts,” with more to come.

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A&S alumna sees happier sequel for women and independent creators after COVID-19 pandemic

March 12, 2021

COVID-19 has largely been a horror show for independent creators in media and entertainment, but Arts & Science alumna Emilia King (née Zboralska) is hoping to create a post-pandemic sequel with a happier storyline.

U of T's Reading Muslims project unpacks the interpretation, understanding of Islamic texts across time and place

March 12, 2021

The Institute of Islamic Studies (IIS) at the University of Toronto is excited to announce the launch of the Reading Muslim project.

A&S psycholinguist Myrto Grigoroglou investigates how young children acquire language

March 12, 2021

A baby’s first word is a hugely important milestone, but words are nothing without the meaning we assign to them.

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In Memoriam: Donald A. S. Fraser (1925-2020)

March 12, 2021

On December 21, 2020, Canada and the world lost one of their most eminent and influential statisticians, Donald Alexander Stuart Fraser, OC, FRSC, who passed away at the age of 95. By his side was his wife Nancy Reid, herself a distinguished statistician.

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In turbulent times, horror movies can be strangely comforting

March 11, 2021

With a global pandemic upon us, who needs scary movies? Lots of us, as it turns out. During the first weeks of lockdown, the 2011 movie Contagion soared in popularity on streaming TV, and a sequel is now in the works.

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U of T study shows winter road salt poses year-round threat to aquatic life in Toronto’s rivers

March 11, 2021

As winter ends and the spring runoff begins, two researchers from the University of Toronto are reporting that the salt spread on roads and sidewalks around the Greater Toronto Area during the winter months remains a threat to aquatic life in the city’s rivers in the summer.

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Statistics, sharks, snakes and sheep: Vianey Leos Barajas' passion for interdisciplinarity

March 10, 2021

With a research focus on statistical ecology and an already large record of research publications, Vianey Leos Barajas works on projects such as analyzing data in shark movements and snake tracking.

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