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Charlie Hill

Out and Proud: Charles Hill

June 07, 2017

Did you know that in 1969 an art history graduate student mustered the courage to be the first leader of the University of Toronto Homophile Association?

George Elliott Clarke

#UofTGrad17: George Elliott Clarke's message to Black grads

June 06, 2017

Professor George Elliott Clarke, Canada’s Parliamentary Poet Laureate, is out of the country and will not be able to attend Canada’s first Black Grad ceremony at U of T on June 22. But he sent a message to U of T’s Black grads, via U of T News:

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U of T students go to India to research delivery of social services to those "hard to reach"

June 02, 2017

Delivering social services in a country like India where 40 per cent of births aren’t registered and 70 per cent of the residents have no nationally recognized piece of identification would seem an insurmountable challenge.

Artist’s conception shows two merging black holes similar to those detected by LIGO

U of T scientists assist in third detection of gravitational waves

June 01, 2017

The latest major announcement from the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory (LIGO) marks the third time gravitational waves — ripples in space and time — have been detected.

Tanya Kizovski is holding an iron-nickel meteorite and Sara Mazrouei is holding stony-iron meteorites.

Talk about the cosmos over a pint with these U of T space experts

June 01, 2017

University of Toronto experts are bringing discoveries from out of this world into the pub.

They’ll be speaking at the Solar System Social – a monthly event taking place on Saturday at Burdock brewery in Toronto.

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Five ways to celebrate Pride at the University of Toronto

June 01, 2017

The Pride flag went up at U of T’s Varsity Centre on Bloor Street today, kicking off upcoming celebrations at the university for Toronto’s second Pride Month.

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The Jackman Humanities Institute celebrates 10-year anniversary and welcomes a new director

May 31, 2017

In 2007, the Hon. Henry N.R. Jackman (BA 1953, JD 1956, LLD Hon. 1993, DHL Hon. 2011) gave a $15-million gift to the University of Toronto to support the humanities.

Andrea Most

Environmental humanities: how changing our view of humans' place in the world just might save the planet

May 30, 2017

Andrea Most is a professor of American literature and environmental studies in the Department of English at the University of Toronto who teaches and conducts research in modern American literature and cultur

Pamela Klassen and the Story Nations team

Digital humanities project conveys stories of colonial settlement and Indigenous resistance in northwestern Ontario

May 26, 2017

In 1898, an Anglican missionary in Toronto set out for the Rainy River region on the Ontario-Minnesota border. Almost 120 years later, his diary tells a bigger story than he ever imagined, thanks to the Rainy River First Nations and Faculty of Arts & Science students.

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Citizen Lab reveals cyber espionage, disinformation campaign with Russian connections

May 26, 2017

U of T’s Citizen Lab has uncovered an extensive disinformation and cyber espionage campaign with Russian ties, targeting high-profile individuals around the world. Researchers say they also found similarities to phishing links targeting the 2016 U.S.

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