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Ryan Pyle.

Alumni Interviews: Photographing Chinese diversity

May 18, 2016

Ryan Pyle is an award-winning photographer and photojournalist based in Shanghai, China, whose work has appeared in the New York Times, TIME Magazine, Newsweek, Wall Street Journal, Forbes and Fortune.

Students Silkan Kaur Bains and Maria Fakhoury with Franco Taverna with text overlay that reads, &quot;Learning in the Community A&amp;S Re-imagining Education&quot;.

Courses benefit students and the community

May 18, 2016

It might be a toss-up as to who derives the greatest benefit from Professor Franco Taverna’s Human Biology community engaged learning courses: the students who participate or the community members they assist.

Cheng Lu standing by a series of solar panels at a solar farm.

They started here: U of T recognizes top inventions

May 18, 2016

Some of the most inventive minds at the University of Toronto are stepping into the limelight.

Mark Kersten.

Munk School war crime researcher wants to give something in return

May 18, 2016

“Are you afraid we’re going to kill you?”

Salvator Cusimano.

Alumni Interviews: Seeing the best in humanity

May 16, 2016

After graduating from U of T, Salvator Cusimano (BA 2012) completed a 10-week internship at the United Nations headquarters in New York and his master’s degree in Refugee and Forced Migration Studies at Oxford University. He returned to Toronto to work for Romero House, building his understanding of refugee protection.

Stephen Bowman.

Alumni Interviews: The "big questions" of philosophy, the law and the need to pay it forward

May 13, 2016

Stephen Bowman (BA 1976) is a managing partner at the law firm Bennett Jones LLP, where he is a member of the firm’s partnership board and tax department. Bowman has given back to the university in numerous ways: as a mentor, a distinguished volunteer, and as a donor to a scholarship for graduate studies in philosophy and law.

James Flynn.

#UofTGrad16: Rhodes Scholar James Flynn

May 12, 2016

Newfoundland and Oxford might seem far removed in some respects, but the hop from St. John’s International Airport to Heathrow in London is only five hours.

Kumar Murty.

Planet ArtSci Episode 13: Mozart, mathematics, Kung Fu Panda and the world of cyber security

May 12, 2016

Kumar Murty, the Chair of the Department of Mathematics at U of T, explores how mathematics is inescapable — it’s a part of everything around us, kind of like The Matrix — and that we shouldn’t be afraid.

Collage of diverse faces.

Arts & Science doctoral-stream students on all three campuses to receive funding boost

May 11, 2016

The Faculty of Arts & Science at the University of Toronto is planning significant improvements to graduate funding that will see students in the funded cohort receive at least $2,000 more in 2018-19 than they do today. The initiative affects Arts & Science students on all three campuses.

Philip Symmonds.

Alumni Interviews: The path from humanities student to corporate lawyer and mentor

May 10, 2016

Philip Symmonds (BA 1984, University College; MA 1987) switched paths to become a corporate lawyer. Symmonds returned to U of T to share his experience and offer advice to students as a mentor in the Backpack to Briefcase (b2B) program.

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