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Anne Innis Dagg standing on a lawn wearing giraffe-print pants holding a large stuffed giraffe

Founder of giraffe science Anne Innis Dagg to speak at 2023 Snider Lecture

October 06, 2023

At the age of 23, as a new University of Toronto alumna, Anne Innis Dagg defied the naysayers and set off alone for South Africa. The year was 1956 and a young woman travelling solo overseas was unusual. She faced multiple obstacles, but Innis Dagg was driven by her lifelong curiosity about the world’s tallest mammal: the giraffe.

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From theory to practice: Students explore diverse topics at the Undergraduate Research Poster Fair

October 05, 2023

What challenges do adolescent girls face in rural Kenya when it comes to menstrual health management and how does it affect their academic performance? What effect does habitat fragmentation have on insect populations? How can we improve upon an existing app to make it more accessible and usable?

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Portugal’s president commemorates 75 years of Portuguese language program at U of T

October 05, 2023

The University of Toronto welcomed Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa to the St. George campus last week to commemorate 75 years of the Spanish and Portuguese language program in the Faculty of Arts & Science.

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'We, the Data': Wendy H. Wong on human rights in the age of datafication

October 04, 2023

Data are an integral part of our lives, argues Wendy H. Wong, to the extent that they have become an essential part of who we are.

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New digital platform to improve A&S student and staff experience

October 03, 2023

The Faculty of Arts & Science is introducing a new digital platform, the Student Advising Service (SAS), which will enhance the advising experience for both students and staff.

Charlotte Gill.

A&S alum Charlotte Gill's new book 'Almost Brown' tells the personal account of her biracial family’s journey

October 02, 2023

Author and A&S alum Charlotte Gill’s first experience with creative writing came in an intimate 10-person poetry class at U of T.

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

September 29, 2023

From a new report on how Ontario’s music venues can be revived to a new AI code of conduct, experts from a range of disciplines across the Faculty of Arts & Science are sharing their expertise on a variety of issues in the media.

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

Dr. Jessica Leivesley.

Schmidt Futures conference at U of T builds global community of researchers advancing science with AI

September 28, 2023

Advances in machine learning are poised to revolutionize how we conduct scientific research, empowering us to address a range of grand challenges, from accelerating medical breakthroughs to developing new ways to address climate change.

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A&S students build bonds and boost grades in Recognized Study Groups

September 28, 2023

Before Faculty of Arts & Science (A&S) students dive into textbooks and lectures, they spend orientation week learning what some consider the most important life skill — forging new friendships.

David Bennett.

A&S alum, Tenstorrent exec David Bennett on ethical AI, Japanese studies and a $100M investment boost from Hyundai, Samsung

September 27, 2023

David Bennett doesn’t share the ominous outlook some have cast on artificial intelligence — in fact, the Arts & Science alum can't wait to see what comes next.

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