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A&S scholars sharing their expertise in the media

May 23, 2025

From hydrogen as a potentially clean energy source to reducing single-use plastic, 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.

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Congratulations Class of 2025! U of T sets the stage for spring convocation

May 23, 2025

Excitement and energy are filling the air across the University of Toronto’s three campuses as graduating students prepare to mark the completion of their degrees during spring convocation.

Rayshaun Whyte.

U of T undergrad helps develop database on Black health research

May 23, 2025

For Rayshaun Whyte, learning about challenges faced by Black Canadians in the health-care system wasn’t enough — she wanted to take action.

Jack Lee.

Harnessing the momentum of student life: MA Grad Jack Shih-Chieh Lee

May 23, 2025

When Jack Shih-Chieh Lee walks across Convocation Hall on June 6 to collect his master's in economics, it will end a two-part journey at the University of Toronto. Lee wanted to harness the momentum he built as an undergraduate and decided to move directly into the master's program.

Jerry Pan.

Joining the Circle of Care: MFE Graduand Jerry Pan

May 23, 2025

Completing his Master of Financial Economics (MFE) enabled Jerry Pan to support Ontario’s healthcare workers and the system they work within. On June 6, Pan will walk up the aisle of Convocation Hall without sign of injury.

Jessica Hendren Schwalb.

Real world economic advocacy and policy: Jessica Hendren Schwalb

May 23, 2025

Jessica Hendren Schwalb has already started her career.

Elissa Chrapko.

Taking bold risks: New grad Elissa Chrapko

May 23, 2025

Elissa Chrapko is audacious. True to the Oxford Dictionary, Chrapko has a willingness to take bold risks. It’s the source of her advice to new undergraduates.

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U of T gets set for spring convocation 2025

May 22, 2025

As spring begins to bloom in southern Ontario, thousands of students from across the University of Toronto’s three campuses are preparing to close their laptops, don gowns and hoods — and walk across the stage in Convocation Hall.

Timothy Snyder.

‘Hitler and Stalin Today’: Timothy Snyder’s new U of T course explores legacy of authoritarian regimes

May 21, 2025

World-renowned historian Timothy Snyder says there’s an urgent need to understand the conditions that led to today‘s rise of authoritarianism around the world — and that often starts with reckoning with the past.

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‘Ania’ of Green Gables: Michalina Wesołowska and the Polish legacy of a Canadian classic

May 21, 2025

When Michalina Wesołowska first read the classic 1911 translation of Anne of Green Gables as a young girl in Poland, she almost couldn’t finish it.

“It was too sad,” she recalls. “Especially when Marilla wanted to send Anne away. That was so heartbreaking for me! And of course, Matthew’s death...”

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