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Viki Yichen Tao standing in front of Convocation Hall

'You did it!' A&S Class of 2021 graduates — and celebrates — in style

June 23, 2021

The Arts & Science community is so proud of its Class of 2021, which includes 5,014 undergrads and 514 graduate students, that it just couldn’t wait for the official convocation celebrations to start on June 23 — so it gathered early at the Arts & Science Watch Party.

Andrea Johns leaning against a tree

By learning Kanien'kéha, U of T grad Andrea Johns launched a journey of self-discovery

June 23, 2021

Andrea Johns heard the Mohawk language, Kanien'kéha, for the first time when she took an introductory class on the subject in her second year at the University of Toronto.

Yet, the words somehow felt familiar.

Chelsea Chioma Anthony.

A&S grad Chelsea Chioma Anthony reflects on finding community, pursuing interests and discovering new passions at U of T

June 23, 2021

When Chelsea Chioma Anthony started her studies at U of T as a member of Victoria College, her plan was to major in neuroscience and biochemistry.

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