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A fragile 15th‑century letter issued under King Louis XI.

Hidden in plain sight: U of T researchers uncover rare 15th-century French royal letter

February 23, 2026

Deep within the collections of the Robertson Davies Library at Massey College, there’s a scrap of parchment — torn, faded and browned with age — that secretly contains multitudes.

Seika Boye.

U of T researcher brings more than 70 years of Black dance history across Canada

February 23, 2026

“If you ask anyone, anywhere, globally, ‘Where are you allowed to dance? Where do you have fun dancing?

Audience members listening to Howard W. French.

Black History Month Lecture: Howard French’s new book shows the powerful ties between African independence and the civil rights movement

February 23, 2026

On Feb. 5, the Department of History presented its annual Black History Month lecture at New College. This year’s speaker was Howard W.

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A&S scholars sharing their expertise in the media

February 20, 2026

From state violence to sustainable urban planning, experts 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.

Schmidt AI in Science Fellows and collaborators gather on stairs for a photo.

U of T Schmidt AI Fellows bring foundation models to the forefront of scientific research

February 18, 2026

When Schmidt AI in Science postdoctoral fellows Ashley Dale, Biprateep Dey, Ishrath Mohamed Irshadeen and

The Peng Group&#039;s AS-MS drug screening team.

Professor Hui Peng Joins €60M global project to transform AI‑driven drug discovery

February 18, 2026

Professor Hui Peng of the Department of Chemistry and his research group are part of an international consortium led by Structural Genomics Consortium (SGC) who have received more than €60M (about C$9

Lewis Kay.

A ‘Peter Pan’ of the lab, Lewis Kay sheds light on the molecular machinery of life

February 18, 2026

On Dec. 25, 2002, Lewis Kay was in his lab at the University of Toronto, devising new ways to observe the invisible machinery of life. Or trying to, at least.

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Theoretical particle physicist Yonatan Kahn brings his quantum search for dark matter to U of T

February 17, 2026

When Assistant Professor Yonatan Kahn joined the Faculty of Arts & Science’s Department of Physics in 2024, U of T gained more than just his expertise in the search for dark matter, the yet-to-be-discovered particl

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An easy, science-backed way to find more meaning in life

February 13, 2026

You may not need a new job, relationship, or expensive hobby this year to find more meaning in life. You just need to pay more attention, according to psychologists.

A bridge over crystal blue water.

What makes a bridge aesthetically pleasing? Psychologists team up with civil engineers to find out

February 13, 2026

Hamburg has over 2,400. Hong Kong has more than 1,400. In Toronto, at least 1,000 dot the city. Bridges are a ubiquitous feature of urban landscapes, but until now, there have been no empirical studies asking what makes a bridge aesthetically pleasing to members of the public.

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