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Philosopher changes course of Canadian history by informing recent Supreme Court assisted-death decision

February 20, 2015

In 2011, the B.C. Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) filed a lawsuit claiming that physician-assisted dying should be legal. That case ended up before the Supreme Court of Canada last fall, and on February 6, 2015, the BCCLA won their case.

Ayesha Valliani, Kinza Shaukat, Emma Vleming, Erin Ray, Kaleigh McLelland, Russell Turner and Meaghan Weatherdon with Pamela Klassen.

Innovative professor wins Northrop Frye Award

February 19, 2015

Pamela Klassen’s passion for teaching and research has brought her the 2015 Northrop Frye Award.

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Size matters in the battle to adapt to diverse environments and avoid extinction

February 18, 2015

A new University of Toronto study may force scientists to rethink what is behind the mass extinction of amphibians occurring worldwide in the face of climate change, disease and habitat loss.

Jérémy Leconte and Aaron Wheeler.

Measles management among projects boosted by national research awards

February 17, 2015

Two Faculty of Arts & Science researchers working at the leading edge of their fields were given a boost by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada today.

Danielle Pal and Aviva Glassman

Transforming the undergrad experience: Munk One

February 12, 2015

In week 2, you will present to your colleagues a devastating fact — something you find disturbing, astounding, unbelievable, inhumane and solvable. You will ‘live with’ this fact throughout the course.

–syllabus for Munk One: Global Innovation I: Innovating for the Global

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From rural Kenya to U of T: Mastercard Foundation Scholar embraces "magical and amazing school"

February 12, 2015

It’s a long way from rural northern Kenya to the University of Toronto campus, both in distance and in cultural experience, but Emmanuela Alimlim has successfully bridged the gap.

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Smoothing the way for international students

February 10, 2015

With its international undergraduate student population at around 20 per cent and rising, the Faculty of Arts & Science is making a priority of ensuring these students get the most out of their university experience, both inside the classroom and beyond.

Michael Kozakov, Nick Frosst, Jonathon Kereliuk and Jacob Tsafatinos.

Computer science students organize U of T Hacks to create new solutions

February 06, 2015

In the film Blackhat, actor Chris Hemsworth plays an imprisoned computer hacker who can secure his own release if he helps the FBI stop the code he once helped create.

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University of Toronto study finds high levels of equality for Muslim women in Canada

February 05, 2015

A landmark study on gender equality among religious minorities in Canada sharply disputes the stereotype Muslim women are more repressed by men than other groups of immigrants.

Paul Cadario

Shaping the future of global innovation

February 04, 2015

When you’ve spent your career helping improve the living standards of people in developing nations around the world, what’s the next step?

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