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A group of students stand side-by-side. In front of their faces, they each hold a sign with a question mark on it.

Arts & Science advisors brush up on best practices to support student success

November 16, 2015

In a bit of role reversal, it was the Faculty of Arts & Science’s student advisors who received advice during last week’s Student Advisors Conference at Sidney Smith Hall.

A young Syrian refugee sits on the sidewalk and leans against a car in Ankara, Turkey

The increasing desperation of refugees in Turkey

November 16, 2015

Images of Syrian refugees trudging wearily along roads or clinging precariously as their boats are buffeted by the waves are all too familiar to people in Europe and North America.

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U of T's grads are top ten in the world for employability, survey says

November 13, 2015

The University of Toronto is one of the top ten universities in the world when it comes to the employability of its grads, the 2015 Global Employability University Survey and Rankingsays.

A refugee filling an application while holding her baby at the UNHCR registration center in Tripoli, Lebanon.

Canada Next: why this country should welcome 25,000 Syrian refugees

November 13, 2015

Ask Ato Quayson about the Syrian refugee crisis and he‘ll start talking about the end of the Ottoman Empire.

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Oxford Street, Accra by Ato Quayson takes top Urban History Association Prize

November 11, 2015

Ato Quayson, U of T professor of English and director of the Centre for Diaspora & Transnational Studies, spent his formative years in Accra, Ghana.

Hirohisa Tanaka and John Martin

U of T physicists among team members to receive Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics

November 09, 2015

University of Toronto physicists were on two of the five teams that received the Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics last night for major insights into the deepest questions of the Universe.

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Meet the new cabinet ministers from the University of Toronto — including three Arts & Science grads

November 06, 2015

Members of the University of Toronto community are solidly represented in the new federal Liberal government, with five of them sworn in as cabinet members.

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Solar-powered lamp from U of T to transform lives in Philippines

November 05, 2015

Thanks to U of T’s Impact Centre, people in rural parts of the Philippines may soon get access to something that the western world takes for granted: being able to walk into a dark room, flick a switch and get instant light.

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Toronto financial services technology sector poised for growth but hampered by silos

November 05, 2015

Despite great growth potential for financial services technology in the Greater Toronto Area, the lack of a true ecosystem is among the factors inhibiting its development, according to a report released today by the

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Ambassador of France to Canada shares tips with Global Affairs students

November 04, 2015

Students in the Master of Global Affairs (MGA) program at the Munk School of Global Affairs recently got a glimpse of modern-day international relations from F

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