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Artist&#039;s impression of what a supermassive black hole would look like

New Survey Finds "Peter Pan" Radio Galaxies That May Never Grow Up

March 08, 2017

A team of astronomers has doubled the number of known young, compact radio galaxies — galaxies powered by newly energized black holes. The improved tally will help astronomers understand the relationship between the size of these radio sources and their age, as well as the nature of the galaxy itself.

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'By us, for us': Students organize University of Toronto's first powwow in decades

March 07, 2017

This Saturday, U of T’s Athletic Centre gymnasium will be filled with Indigenous drums, colourful grass dancers, beaded crafts and a chance to hear Indigenous languages for the university’s first major, arena-style powwow in decades.

Live from New York, it's U of T alum and Saturday Night Live producer Lorne Michaels

March 07, 2017

Before U.S. presidents came into his comic crosshairs, Lorne Michaels staged University of Toronto productions poking fun at campus life.

U of T students travel to Georgia to experience what it's like to build a new democracy

March 06, 2017

Students in Associate Professor Robert Austin’s class put aside their books during reading week for an immersive learning experience a continent away in Georgia, an emerging democracy at the crossroads of Europe and Asia.

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U of T student co-author of first study documenting pervasive school-based sexual violence in Ghana

March 06, 2017

The extent of school-based sexual violence in Ghana has been documented for the first time in a report co-authored by U of T political science PhD student Erin Aylward.

The national study shows that:

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Early Career Teaching Awards spotlight: Q&A with U of T's David Roberts

March 06, 2017

David Roberts didn’t plan on a career in academics until he was in graduate school.

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Toronto Korean Speech Contest returns to U of T with more competitors than ever

March 03, 2017

The Korean Speech Contest held each year at U of T keeps getting bigger and better since its launch 10 years ago, an upsurge in popularity that mirrors a wider trend in Korean language study.

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Alumni Interviews: Virtues of Liberal Democracies

March 01, 2017

Author and former leader of the Liberal Party Michael Ignatieff (BA History) was recently appointed President and Rector of the Central European University (CEU) in Budapest, where he continues to take up the challenge of engaging society in discourse on liberal dem

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OkCupid is just one of the teaching tools in new sociologist's kit

March 01, 2017

Rachel La Touche may be in the early stages of her university career, but her willingness to take risks in the interests of learning has already garnered her several teaching awards.

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U of T researchers and science illustrator bring fossilized creatures to life

February 28, 2017

U of T researchers — some of whom are students — have uncovered fossils of creatures that roamed the earth or swam in its waters millions of years ago.

But it’s only with the help of science illustrators like Danielle Dufault at the Royal Ontario Museum that they are able to bring these long-extinct species back to life.

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