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Joseph Wong to head U of T international student experience portfolio

October 20, 2016

Professor Joseph Wong has been appointed as the University of Toronto’s first associate vice-president and vice-provost, international student experience.

Professor John Robinson and PhD candidates Kim Slater and Steve Williams

U of T's FutureTalks: reaching out to more than 100,000 Torontonians

October 19, 2016

It takes a city to take action on climate change.

At least that’s what a team of University of Toronto professors and students is proposing.

Diane Horton with students Anmol Nagpal and Rachel Woo.

OCUFA Teaching Award is an extra perk for a computer scientist devoted to reinventing education

October 17, 2016

Diane Horton was born to teach. Believe it or not, she has known that since her Grade 2 teacher Mr. Ripley let her assist him in class. Little wonder she found her dream job at the University of Toronto, where “reinventing education” is a core mission.

Joseph Clarke standing in the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library.

Architectural historian revels in the fourth dimension of buildings — sound

October 14, 2016

Joseph Clarke is fascinated by buildings. He loves the way they look and the ways they are designed to serve different functions.

But he mostly loves the way they sound.

James Xu, Sabrina Cruz, Kevin Han, and Haleema Khan.

Building boomerangs, creating YouTube videos: meet U of T's Schulich Leaders

October 13, 2016

One launched a YouTube channel called NerdyAndQuirky. Another built an electric skateboard using spare parts from old remote controls and cars. All four are passionate about volunteering.

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Just in time: a new U of T history class delves into the Obama presidency

October 13, 2016

Barack Obama hasn’t left the Oval Office yet – but that isn’t stopping a first-year history class at U of T from dissecting his presidency.

Matthew Tulio, Clara Thaysen, Monina Cepeda, and Chelsea Rochman

Seeing the North Pacific 'garbage patch' transformative for new U of T ecologist

October 07, 2016

One of the most memorable and defining moments in Chelsea Rochman’s career occurred during her first research expedition to see what has been referred to as the “garbage patch” in the North Pacific Ocean.

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Saving the planet with carbon dioxide — U of T hosts gathering of experts on climate change

October 07, 2016

Its official title is Transformative Research to Combat Climate Change but Professor Geoffrey Ozin dubs it “the Wo

Group at a pro refugee rally holding welcome signs.

Language of human rights often conflicts with local virtues, Ignatieff tells U of T audience

October 06, 2016

Syrian refugees received a warmer welcome in Canada than in Europe last year partly because Canada used the language of hospitality rather than that of universal human rights, Michael Ignatieff told a standing-room-only University of Toronto audience last month.

Alexis Kane Speer.

U of T grad uses public art to strengthen Toronto communities

October 06, 2016

For Alexis Kane Speer, community engagement starts with a brush stroke.

The U of T grad started STEPS Initiative, the award winning public arts organization behind eye-catching projects like the eight storey mural at Yonge and St. Clair avenues by British artist Phlegm.

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