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An astronaut in space in a still image from Star Trek: Discovery

How 'Star Trek: Discovery' warps science

September 27, 2017

I’ve been alive for 44 years, and I’ve been watching Star Trek for 44 years.

Kearon Roy Taylor stands on on a residential street in Toronto

U of T, OCAD, Ryerson, York collaborate in massive joint research project on affordable housing

September 25, 2017

It takes University of Toronto student Syed Imam about an hour and a half on public transit to get to the university’s downtown Toronto campus from his home in Mississauga.

Heba Mostafa

Exploring the interaction of religion and politics in early Islamic architecture

September 21, 2017

As a scholar of Islamic art and architecture, Heba Mostafa feels she is in the perfect spot as she joins the Faculty of Arts & Science at the University of Toronto this year.

Remnants of a crumpled office building in Mexico City after the earthquake

U of T earthquake experts on Mexico’s second quake in 12 days

September 21, 2017

More than 200 people have been killed after a powerful earthquake struck Mexico for a second time in less than two weeks.

Rescuers are still scrambling to reach survivors trapped inside toppled buildings, including a primary school in southern Mexico City.

Supporters of the Nordic Studies initiative

University of Toronto launches Nordic studies initiative

September 21, 2017

In these times of globalization, many democracies around the world face the same social and political issues. From immigration to climate change, Canada can learn valuable lessons from other nations’ solutions to global challenges.

Andrea Charise

Health humanities: The U of T expert behind the multidisciplinary program

September 20, 2017

University of Toronto’s Andrea Charise is the lead developer of Canada’s first undergraduate program in health humanities, which looks at the impact of the humanities and critical social sciences on health.

David Rudd and Luis Seco

Spotlight on Sigma Analysis & Management

September 19, 2017

The floor-to-ceiling glass walls of Sigma Analysis & Management’s offices in the new MaRS tower frame expansive views of Queen’s Park.

Kerry Bowman standing in front of a huge tree in the Amazon

Should we contact the uncontacted?

September 18, 2017

Although it comes as a great surprise to many people, there are close to 100 groups of isolated or uncontacted people living in the forests of the world, several of the most vulnerable being in the western Amazon, primarily on the Brazilian and Peruvian border.

The ant-plant Cordia nodosa

Scientists show genetic basis for ants acting as “bodyguards” for plants

September 18, 2017

Though you might not think of ants as formidable bodyguards, some do an impressive job protecting plants from enemies.

Now, scientists at the University of Toronto have determined what makes some better bodyguards than others.

Ceta Ramkhalawansingh

Alumni Interviews: A conversation with community activist Ceta Ramkhalawansingh

September 15, 2017

Born and raised in Trinidad and Tobago, Ceta Ramkhalawansingh (BA Political Science, New College; Dip CS Child Study; MA Sociology) is a human rights advocate, community activist, feminist and former city councillor. Ceta worked at Toronto City Hall from 1981 to retirement in 2010, and was appointed as a City Councillor in 2014.

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