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In Memoriam: Barry and Honey Sherman

December 18, 2017

The University of Toronto community is deeply saddened to learn that Bernard (Barry) Sherman and Honey Sherman—two of our most prominent alumni and visionary supporters—have died.

U of T students discuss how the internet can harm and help people around the world.

Mozilla teaches U of T students about the potential and pitfalls of the digital world

December 15, 2017

Between obsessively checking social media accounts and binge-watching Netflix, it’s easy to take the internet for granted.

But as the world becomes more connected, concerns about the safety, privacy and autonomy of internet users are becoming issues that are hard to ignore.

Donna Rose Addis and Miguel Ramalho-Santos

Two Canada 150 Research Chairs coming to U of T

December 15, 2017

Two researchers – one a leading psychologist studying memory and another investigating the molecular mechanisms that control early embryonic development – will be joining the University of Toronto, bringing top international talent to the country as Canada 150 Research Chairs.

Deirdre Baker with her students at the Groundwood Archive at the Toronto Public Library’s Osborne Collection.

First-year students go behind the scenes of children’s publishing

December 14, 2017

It’s impossible not to have a soft spot for children’s books, even if you’re not a kid or a parent.

We look back on the ones from our childhood fondly. We mentally save the names of those we’ll read to our own kids one day. And occasionally we just like flipping through them at the store.

Alexander Eastwood, Kim Yates and Mary Stefanidis at a panel discussion for graduate students in the Department of English.

Broadening Options for Arts & Science Graduate Students

December 13, 2017

When Alexander Eastwood entered the University of Toronto in 2008 to earn his PhD in English, he was planning to pursue an academic career devoted to teaching and research. Today, he serves instead as a senior policy advisor for the Government of Ontario’s Treasury Board Secretariat.

Branden Rizzuto at a computer attached to the pXRF. Fellow PhD students Liz Gibbon and Stephen Rhodes look on.

Anthropology grad students get certified in X-ray technology: prep for future careers

December 04, 2017

It looks like a police radar gun but the portable X-ray Fluorescence (pXRF) is a new version of a device that bombards a target with X-rays to obtain information related to its chemical composition.

Four of the team members receive the call from the Bank of Canada informing them of their place in the final.

Economics team finalists in Bank of Canada competition

November 29, 2017

The Governor’s Challenge is a competition for undergraduate university students that, by putting students in the role of advisor to the Bank of Canada’s governing council, promotes understanding of the role of monetary policy in Canada’s economy.

Cave city in volcanic rocks of uplifted Central Anatolian plateau.

Geophysicists uncover new evidence for an alternative style of plate tectonics

November 28, 2017

When renowned University of Toronto (U of T) geophysicist J. Tuzo Wilson cemented concepts in the emerging field of plate tectonics in the 1960s, he revolutionized the study of Earth’s physical characteristics and behaviours.

Young Saudis chat by a poster of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman during a tech forum in Riyadh this month.

Not exactly a Saudi ‘Arab Spring’: U of T political scientist on events in Saudi Arabia

November 27, 2017

After weeks of speculation over the arrests and detention of Saudi princes and businessmen, the New York Times‘ Thomas Friedman travelled to Riyadh to interview the

Anne Innis Dagg

Teaching in the community: Free course introduces Toronto residents to U of T’s most famous scholars

November 24, 2017

On a Wednesday night in November, students file into a small classroom at University of Toronto’s Innis College, eagerly anticipating the start of a weekly lecture.

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