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Psychology PhD student Jaweria Qaiser reaches the U of T Three Minute Thesis final

April 20, 2022

In the U of T Three Minute Thesis final held April 7th, Jaweria Qaiser, a PhD student in the Faculty of Arts & Science’s Department of Psychology fell just short of moving on to represent U of T in the provincial competit

Two white gloved hands and a magician wand over a top hat.

Hocus focus: how stage magicians reveal the workings of the human mind

April 20, 2022

A magician tosses a coin in the air and catches it, only to reveal … a completely empty hand.

Where did the coin go? Was this some mysterious paranormal phenomenon? Or was it your brain — and not the magician — that really made the coin vanish?

April Julian rolling dough.

A&S alumna April Julian stars in new Netflix series that proves everything is — or can be — cake

April 19, 2022

In July 2020, many of us were asking the same questions: How long will the COVID-19 pandemic endure? And is everything cake?

David Moore.

A&S alumnus David Moore creates earth sciences scholarship to support learning beyond the classroom — and sustainable development

April 19, 2022

In some ways, David Moore’s destiny was etched in stone from an early age.

“I started collecting rocks when I was five years old, so I was probably predestined to be a geologist,” he jokes.

Meet five innovative U of T professors who are rethinking their classrooms

April 19, 2022

From drawing on Indigenous ways of knowing to making space for diverse voices and perspectives, five University of Toronto professors are being recognized for their efforts to inspire students and make learning more engaging and inclusive.

Dr. Vivienne Poy.

A&S alumna and philanthropist Dr. Vivienne Poy recognized with 2022 CCAE Friend of Education Award

April 18, 2022

The Honourable Dr.

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U of T ranked first in Canada across all five categories in 2022 QS world university rankings by subject

April 18, 2022

The University of Toronto ranked first in Canada across all five of the broad subject categories evaluated in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2022 — and remained the only university in the world to rank in the top 50 for 46 specific subjects.

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

April 14, 2022

From exposing secret Soviet archives to tracing the journey of microplastics, scholars from a range of disciplines across the Faculty of Arts & Science are sharing their expertise on a variety of issues in the media.

Here’s some of what they had to say this week.

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‘Disability art is fruitful, meaningful and done in ways that are equivalent to, or better than, non-disabled people’: New anthology invites readers into the worlds of Disability performance

April 11, 2022

Jessica Watkin could easily deliver a passionate monologue about the lack of representation in academia for theatre written and performed by Disabled artists.

A&S Alumnus Doug Floyd on how he found his calling and community through theatre at U of T

April 11, 2022

Like most high school students, Doug Floyd wasn’t sure which university would be right for him, so he sought guidance.

“My history teacher, Mel Greif at Humberside Collegiate Institute, was one of those educators whose advice came with real gravitas,” he recounts.

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