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Rose Wolfe, Doris Bergen and Ray Wolfe.

Remembering University of Toronto Chancellor Emerita Rose Wolfe

January 02, 2017

University of Toronto Chancellor Emerita Rose Wolfe is being remembered today for her extraordinary leadership, kindness, and her commitment to social justice.

Wolfe, whose contributions to her country were recognized with the Order of Canada, died last week at the age of 100.

A large building on Spadina Crescent during renovations on a clear sunny day.

Toronto in 2017: U of T cities experts on the year ahead

December 20, 2016

While global events might bring the doom and gloom, it’s Toronto’s chance to shine in 2017, urban experts say.

Left to right: Craig Scott, Avvy Go, Markus D. Dubber, Yasmin Dawood, Ruby Sahota and Royson James.

U of T's Centre for Ethics takes mandate of open discussion to heart with public events

December 15, 2016

As the crowd stayed to mingle with each other and the panellists after a lively public forum on Canadian electoral reform, Markus Dubber stood grinning in the midst of it all.

Stephen Wright observing small green plants.

U of T's Stephen Wright takes the Steacie Prize

December 14, 2016

Evolutionary biologist and world-renowned plant genomicist Stephen Wright of the University of Toronto has capped a remarkable year by winning the prestigious Steacie Prize.

Donald Trump standing a a podium with four American flags.

Professional ethics checklist an instant classic

December 12, 2016

As the rhetoric flew during the recent American presidential campaign, Professor Rachel Barney, a dual-citizen, began wondering what it would be like working as an academic in the United States under the incoming administration.

Erin Kang.

Toronto's future city builders: meet U of T's Erin Kang

December 09, 2016

For Erin Kang, city building is about empowerment and the University of Toronto urban studies alumna practices what she preaches.

John Polanyi with three members of his research group.

Chemists uncover a means to control catalytic reactions

December 09, 2016

Scientists at the University of Toronto have found a way to make catalysis — the use of catalysts to facilitate chemical reactions — more selective, breaking one chemical bond 100 times faster than another. The findings are described in a study published today in Nature Communications.

Lee Airton.

U of T's Lee Airton launches campaign urging people to say NBD to gender neutral pronouns

December 08, 2016

Referring to someone as “they” takes little effort, says a new campaign called “No Big Deal” – but it could mean the world to that person.

Artist’s rendition of a typical millisecond pulsar binary system in which the shape of the companion star (left) is deformed by the gravitational pull of the pulsar (right) seen emitting beams of radiation.

Amateur astronomer helps uncover secrets of unique pulsar binary system

December 08, 2016

A professional astrophysicist and an amateur astronomer have teamed up to reveal surprising details about an unusual millisecond pulsar (MSP) binary system comprising one of the fastest-spinning pulsars in our Galaxy and its unique companion star.

Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett.

Alumni Interviews: Curating the Museum of the History of Polish Jews in Warsaw

December 07, 2016

Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett is the Program Director of the core exhibition for POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews in Warsaw. She was born in Toronto to Jewish immigrants from interwar Poland.

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