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Students watch a presentation from The Beaverton team in a classroom

U of T's first humour and politics course brings "The Beaverton" to school

July 20, 2017

It’s not often that political science undergraduate students attend a class given by a panel of six writers, editors and actors from a top Canadian comedy show and website.

Erica Petkov

Meet the graduate student behind U of T's first humour & politics course

July 20, 2017

According to Edward Schatz, associate professor of political science, it is quite unusual for a graduate student to develop her own course. But, “Erica is a self-starter,” says Schatz, who is her PhD supervisor.

Kim Pernell

Hiring risk executives to protect U.S. banks backfired, contributing to 2008 crash: U of T study

July 18, 2017

When America’s major banks created executive positions to reduce exposure to financial risk more than a decade ago, their intent was similar to an employer who designates a fire warden to protect a workplace against smoke and flames.

However, the unintended consequence was like giving the fire warden job to a pyromaniac.

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Grandparent Project provides students with insight into their family, emigration and themselves

July 14, 2017

Students are getting insights about their own lives by interviewing their parents and grandparents about the reasons they immigrated to Canada.

Katie Fraser

U of T grad receives Governor General's Gold Medal for work in AI and health care

July 12, 2017

Katie Fraser‘s work in computational linguistics bridges artificial intelligence with health care. She and her startup colleagues at Winterlight Labs hope to improve Canadians’ lives with tools for the early detection of dementia.

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U of T students launch augmented reality app to uncover hidden histories of Toronto's Kensington Market

July 11, 2017

An augmented reality app that guides users through a dynamic tour of key locations in Toronto’s historic Kensington Market is now available for download free to the public as a result of a unique class project by U of T Faculty of Arts & Science students.

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Urban archaeology: U of T students excavate King's College Circle

July 07, 2017

A pipe stummel with a Masonic symbol, a First World War military badge and coal from Victorian furnaces — these are some of the artifacts students found while excavating beneath U of T’s King’s College Circle.

Intercontinental ballistic missile launch

North Korean missile test a 'game-changer,' U of T expert says

July 06, 2017

North Korea tested an intercontinental ballistic missile on Tuesday which experts say can strike as far as Alaska or even Hawaii, ratcheting up tensions in the region and beyond.

Will the latest missile test mean rethinking how to deal with the North Korean threat?

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U of T study shows that our faces reveal whether we're rich or poor

July 05, 2017

Put on a happy face, your success may depend on it, suggests a study by psychology researchers at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Arts & Science.

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Canada by Treaty exhibit at Queen’s Park for Canada Day

July 04, 2017

The Canada by Treaty: Negotiating Histories exhibit tells the story of how Canada was shaped not by conquest, but by negotiation.

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