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Playboy founder Hugh Hefner receives kisses from Playboy playmates

Hugh Hefner’s legacy: Narrow visions of sex and beauty

October 04, 2017

With the death of Hugh Hefner, the architect of the Playboy empire, comes tributes and stories of his life. One wonders about his origin story, the price of his mansion and why he loved to wear pajamas.

A GO train leaving Toronto with the CN tower in the background

Toronto 'more than checks the boxes' on Amazon HQ2 checklist: U of T urban expert

October 03, 2017

When online retail giant Amazon announced it was planning to build a second headquarters in North America and put out a checklist for its desired location, urbanists, politicians and journalists rushed to draft proposals and write think pieces about why their city should be chosen.

Second-year student Colin Arrowsmith bikes along Huron Street, pulling a device to measure greenhouse gas emissions on U of T’s St. George campus.

How Much Methane?

October 03, 2017

Colin Arrowsmith spent part of his summer cycling – not for fun or exercise, but for science.

Illustration showing two merging black holes similar to those detected by LIGO.

U of T scientists play part in Nobel Prize-winning research on gravitational waves

October 03, 2017

Three U.S. researchers were awarded the Nobel Prize in physics on Tuesday for their discovery of gravitational waves, ripples in space-time. Rainer Weiss, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, shared the prize with Kip Thorne and Barry Barish, both of the California Institute of Technology.

Vincent Tembo sitting on a stone bench on the U of T campus.

U of T applied computing student is part of a new wave of data scientists

October 03, 2017

It was Vincent Tembo’s keen interest in artificial intelligence, machine learning and the University of Toronto’s ground-breaking work in deep learning that led him to come here.

Paul Guest

Alumni Interviews: Accidental global economist

September 29, 2017

Paul Guest (BA 1999, International Relations and Economics) has led a global career in finance. Based in London, he is the lead strategist, for UBS Asset Management’s real estate & private markets business.

Noura Al-Jizawi sits outside of the Munk School of Global Affairs

Scholar-at-Risk: U of T's Noura Al-Jizawi, a key player in the Syrian uprising, became an opposition leader

September 29, 2017

Seven months pregnant, wearing a bright yellow shirt and a flowery hijab to cover her hair, it’s hard to imagine this petite woman sitting outside the Munk School of Global Affairs as a die-hard revolutionary.

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Ipsos donates unprecedented gift of global opinion data to Munk School

September 28, 2017

At a recent event at the Munk School of Global Affairs, U of T President Meric Gertler and Didier Truchot, chairman and CEO of Ipsosannounced an unprecedented gift of global opinion data that will help U of T researchers understand the world.

Julie Moreau smiles outside at U of T&#039;s Willcocks Commons

New to U of T, Julie Moreau explores relationship between sexual identity and legal equality

September 27, 2017

There is a long list of reasons why Julie Moreau chose to join the Faculty of Arts & Science at the University of Toronto.

An astronaut in space in a still image from Star Trek: Discovery

How 'Star Trek: Discovery' warps science

September 27, 2017

I’ve been alive for 44 years, and I’ve been watching Star Trek for 44 years.

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