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Steve Batiuk

Planet ArtSci Episode 15: Wine-making in the ancient world

September 08, 2016

Steve Batiuk, a Research Associate in the Department of Near & Middle Eastern Civilizations and the Archaeology Centre, discusses the role wine and wine-making played in the played in the former Soviet Republic of Georgia 8,000 years ago.

Smiling U of T student Kevin Ledda and grad Quratul Ayn point at a map while speaking to new international student Julianne Tito.

#UofTBTS16: New international students get U of T welcome at Pearson Airport

September 02, 2016

The University of Toronto booth and a student who could speak Tagalog drew Julianne Tito to the university’s welcome stand at Pearson Airport.

The incoming first-year, who is Filipino, had just arrived in Toronto, a city she has never visited.

Markus Schafer.

University of Toronto sociologist mapping the social networks of seniors

September 01, 2016

If you’re 18, you likely spend a lot of time cultivating your social network, but what if you’re 80?

According to University of Toronto sociologist Markus Schafer, the social networks of senior citizens play a key role in their overall health.

Emergency call station near walking paths on campus.

#UofTBTS16: Bookmark these student services

August 30, 2016

Starting at a new school can be overwhelming. From finding classrooms to buying textbooks, there’s a lot to think about. As you’re heading back to school, here’s 10 things you should know about supports and services offered by U of T:

Citizen Lab experts say latest hacking highlights security, regulation vulnerabilities

August 29, 2016

Bill Marczak and John Scott-Railton made headlines around the world this week when they disclosed serious iPhone security flaws after an attempted attack on the phone of the prominent human rights activist Ahmed Mansoor through a link in a text messa

Scott Schieman

Planet ArtSci Episode 14: Work-life balance and the greedy institution

August 29, 2016

Scott Schieman, the chair of the Department of Sociology at the University of Toronto, discusses work — why we love our work, why we hate it, and how stress and our level of workplace engagement impacts not

Tokyo skyline under a thick blanket of smog.

University of Toronto scientists solve puzzle of converting CO2 emissions to fuel

August 24, 2016

Every year, humans advance climate change and global warming — and quite likely our own eventual extinction — by injecting about 30 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO₂) into the atmosphere.

Yuhan Sohrab-Dinshaw Vevaina

Inaugural Yarshater Lectureship in Avestan and Pahlavi Languages at U of T

August 22, 2016

The University of Toronto will now offer Avestan and Pahlavi language courses at the Faculty of Arts & Science’s Department of Near & Middle Eastern Civilizations, thanks to a $250,000 USD commitment from the Persian Heritage Foundation.

Mark Taylor.

Chemistry prof wins McLean Award for his 'sweet' science

August 11, 2016

Sugar has a bad rap. To most of us, it represents empty calories and a constant battle for the waistlines of the nation.

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Expert panel on sexual violence recommends one set of procedures for all members of U of T community

August 11, 2016

The University of Toronto needs to ensure that all members of its community are covered by the same set of procedures when it comes to matters of sexual violence, says the expert panel asked to give guidance on the development of a new policy.

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