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Foundational queer film 'Winter Kept Us Warm' screened on campus almost 60 years after debut

July 03, 2024

Arts & Science alum David Secter was back (virtually) on University of Toronto campus 60 years after making the film that kickstarted English Canadian queer cinema.

Mark Lautens.

Chemistry's Mark Lautens receives E.C. Taylor Senior Award

July 03, 2024

Department of Chemistry chair, Mark Lautens has become the second Canadian to receive the E. C. Taylor Senior Award from the International Society of Heterocyclic Chemistry.

Angela Vastis and her pappou (grandfather).

Generous Hellenic Heritage Foundation support is about so much more than excellent Modern Greek instruction

July 03, 2024

With its significant support of the Centre for European & Eurasian Studies (CEES, formerly the Centre for European, Russian & Eurasian Studies) at the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy, the Hellenic Heritage Foundation has opened the door to so much more than a better understanding of the Greek language, culture

Donald Sutherland.

Tributes pour in for Hollywood legend — and U of T alumnus — Donald Sutherland

June 27, 2024

“Few actors were in as many artistically significant films all through their lives, decade after decade, or were as integral to the medium’s success and longevity.”

Sidney Smith Hall.

Faculty of Arts & Science: Highlights from the Year

June 26, 2024

The academic year coming to a close has been another banner year for the Arts & Science community with an abundance of awards, honours, milestones and achievements.

‘Fierce, Fabulous, and Fluid’: New book highlights the work trans youth do to create inclusive spaces

June 25, 2024

Being a trans youth in high school today can be a lot of work. Some of it can be seen, but much of it can’t.

Eugene Choi.

From high school dropout to managing partner: A&S alum Eugene Choi realizes his potential, thanks to Woodsworth College program

June 25, 2024

A&S alum Eugene Choi credits Woodsworth College’s academic bridging program for setting him on the right path to higher education and professional success.

Jaivet Ealom.

‘Not in my wildest dreams’: Refugee Jaivet Ealom on his journey to become a U of T grad

June 25, 2024

A member of the persecuted Rohingya minority in Myanmar, Jaivet Ealom fled the country in 2013 and travelled across three continents in search of asylum — surviving a near-drowning and several detentions along the way.

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Artist and alum Alanna Cavanagh finds inspiration at U of T

June 24, 2024

Visual artist Alanna Cavanagh found her inspiration at U of T, first while earning her honours bachelor of arts in fine art history and religion in 1992 as a member of Woodsworth College and later while working in the U of T Bookstore after graduation.

Carrie Commanda.

‘If you don’t give up, you’re only going to succeed’: New graduate Carrie Commanda has travelled a life-changing road to graduation day

June 21, 2024

Carrie Commanda is a member of Nipissing First Nation in northern Ontario. Growing up, she never believed that university was an option for her: unaware of her own history and ashamed of her culture, she lacked confidence and pride.

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