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Unhappy families course examines domestic strife within ancient Greek texts

March 12, 2026

As long as there have been families, there has been family drama.

Sour marriages, domineering fathers, cheating husbands, evil stepmothers, feuding siblings — these themes can be found in some of the earliest Greco-Roman literature. In fact, many of this era’s most famous stories revolve around family conflict and misery.

Tara Martin.

Art history internship program is painting a bright future for students

March 11, 2026

Students in the humanities often hear the same false narrative — there are no jobs in the arts. Jessica Mace is challenging that idea by overseeing a booming Art History internship program that’s helping students see for themselves that there are, in fact, many opportunities.

Marie-Josée Fortin.

Spatial ecologist Marie-Josée Fortin awarded Killam Prize in Natural Sciences

March 11, 2026

University Professor Marie-Josée Fortin, an internationally recognized leader in the field of spatial ecology and ecological networks, has won the prestigious 2026 Killam Prize for Natural Sciences from the Canada Council for the Arts.

Naomi Nagy.

Long-term project charts the evolution of heritage languages in Toronto

March 10, 2026

A myth about immigrant families holds that heritage languages will be spoken by the first generation, weakened in the second, and dead by the third.

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Researchers reveal the rich bird populations found in GTA stormwater ponds

March 09, 2026

During the COVID-19 pandemic, with provincial parks and conservation areas closed, birders resorted to ‘patch birding.’ They found birds in whatever ‘patch’ of nature was available to them — backyards, local parks or neighbourhood stormwater ponds.

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Psychologists develop new way to study how we learn

March 09, 2026

Scientists at the University of Toronto have developed a new way to investigate how we learn by combining two brain imaging techniques and zeroing in on what they call “pathway footprints.”

New College alum and donor Glenn H. Carter.

New College alum Glenn H. Carter on his enduring support for students across U of T

March 09, 2026

When Arts & Science alum Glenn H. Carter founded the first of many endowed scholarships more than 25 years ago, he was focused on the big picture.

“Every student I support is an investment in a brighter future for Canadians and for the world,” says Carter, who graduated from U of T in 1965.

Dwight Seferos.

Remembering Dwight Seferos

March 09, 2026

The Department of Chemistry community is mourning the loss of Professor Dwight Seferos after his passing on Monday March 2, 2026.

Irwin Guttman.

In memoriam: Irwin Guttman (1930–2026)

March 09, 2026

The Faculty of Arts & Science community is mourning the loss of Irwin Guttman, professor emeritus in the Department of Statistical Sciences, who passed away peacefully on February 26, 2026, at the age of 95.

John Moffat.

John Moffat honoured for lifelong pursuit of physics

March 05, 2026

It takes a certain kind of bold thinking, combined with careful dedication to challenging assumptions, to advance new ideas in fundamental physics.

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