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Evelyn Ullyott-Hayes, showcasing research.

Woodsworth College grad connects with people from the ancient world

June 08, 2020

For Evelyn Ullyott-Hayes, earning her bachelor of arts in Near & Middle Eastern civilizations with minors in material culture and anthropology at U of T felt a little like home at times — she’d been exploring the campus since she was a baby.

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

June 05, 2020

Scholars from a range of disciplines across the Faculty of Arts & Science are sharing their expertise on pressing issues in the media — from the role of outdoor green spaces in urban areas, to discussions around aspects of policing.

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

Sammi Chan.

New College grad's journey to U of T spanned three continents

June 05, 2020

Sammi Chan lived in Malaysia, Hong Kong and Switzerland before moving to Canada to earn her honours bachelor of arts with a specialty in political science and a minor in English literature as a member of New College.

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Marie-Josée Fortin receives prestigious University Professor designation

June 05, 2020

Marie-Josée Fortin has been recognized as University Professor, the University of Toronto’s highest honour, for her fundamental work and international leadership in the field of spatial analysis in ecology.

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A&S's Jeremy Lopez awarded President's Teaching Award

June 05, 2020

Professor Jeremy Lopez of the Faculty of Arts & Science’s Department of English has been awarded the President’s Teaching Award — the highest honour for teaching at the University of Toronto — recognizing sustained excellence in teaching and significant contributions in educational leadership at the University.

Michael Bol.

New grad Michael Bol's advice to fellow students? Get involved, slow down and be curious

June 04, 2020

Michael Bol speaks from experience when he offers a piece of advice to incoming U of T students: Get involved.

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Heartfelt congratulations and creative celebrations for the resilient Class of 2020

June 03, 2020

On June 2, U of T celebrated the Class of 2020 with the first convocation in the University’s 193-year history in which all degrees were conferred in absentia — and it all started with a rousing Arts & Science watch party.

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Q&A with Kim Hunt-Rao, Executive Director of Advancement

June 03, 2020

A life-long champion of education and its power to transform lives, Kim Hunt-Rao, former Vice-President of Corporate Donor Relations at United Way Toronto and now the Faculty of Arts & Science’s new Executive Director of Advancement, shares ideas and goals, her support for the U of T family — and a little-known secret

Alexander Plansky.

Trinity College grad reflects on how U of T helped him become a better writer

June 03, 2020

For technothriller author and aspiring lawyer Alexander Plansky, graduating from the University of Toronto is a bit of a family tradition. As a member of Trinity College, Plansky completed his honours bachelor of arts, majoring in economics and cinema studies.

Michael Lee.

Victoria College's Michael Lee looks back on undergraduate career filled with research, exploration and discovery

June 02, 2020

There are few boxes that Michael Lee will leave unchecked when he graduates this spring.

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