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Tania Li talking to a plantation worker in Kalimantan, Indonesia

Anthropologist Tania Li’s exploration of new rural economies in the global south shows how development fails to tackle endemic poverty

September 12, 2017

For more than two decades, Professor Tania Li was effectively embedded – 11 visits of between two and 12 weeks each – in a community on Sulawesi.

Apala Das poses for a photo with a statue of Northrop Frye at Victoria College in the University of Toronto

Inspired by Northrop Frye, new student travels halfway around world to study at U of T

September 11, 2017

Students once came from far and wide to take courses with University of Toronto literary and social critic Northrop Frye. Those who were lucky enough to take his classes still rave about his lectures, which he gave without notes.

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Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland announces $52.6 million for U of T scientists

September 08, 2017

The secret contaminants lurking in your home, from the water in the washing machine to the dust bunnies collecting under the bed, are providing an amazing wealth of information for Miriam Diamond, an earth sciences professor at the University of Toronto.

Professor George Dei

Renowned anti-racism education expert among 10 U of T scholars elected fellows of prestigious national academy

September 08, 2017

Scholars shaking up the education system in Canada and how we understand what leads some women to a life behind bars are among 10 University of Toronto researchers elected as fellows of the Royal Society of Canada.

Rohingya refugees from Myanmar’s Rakhine state arrive near the Bangladesh border.

U of T political scientist says Myanmar violence 'clearly looks like ethnic cleansing'

September 08, 2017

As more than 146,000 Rohingya have fled violence in Myanmar, crossing into neighbouring Bangladesh, reports have emerged of mass killings and villages being burned.

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Munk School of Global Affairs teams with TIFF for sixth annual speaker series

September 08, 2017

The University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs and the Toronto International Film Festival, which begins today, are partnering for a sixth year to present the TIFF Speaker Series.

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Innovative doctoral writing group offers peer-focused support

September 08, 2017

An innovative peer support group method funded by the Faculty of Arts & Science is helping doctoral students grapple with the isolation and anxiety of writing their dissertations.

Johanna Thoma

Johanna Thoma tackles decision theory, from how we live our lives to how public policy gets decided

September 07, 2017

“Should I resist this temptation when it really seems best to me right now to give in? Should I stop procrastinating right now even though I know that another minute on this blog won’t make me miss my deadline or make my paper noticeably worse?”

The CHIME telescope

Science minister installs final part of CHIME telescope, one of largest astronomical research instruments in world

September 07, 2017

A new type of telescope is now detecting cosmic radio waves, thanks to a Canadian effort, including the University of Toronto, to build one of the largest astronomical research instruments in the world.

Geoffrey Hinton

The AI revolution spreads its wings in Toronto, and at U of T

September 01, 2017

Geoffrey Hinton may feel a bit sheepish about his “godfather” of deep learning moniker, but there’s little doubt the University Professor Emeritus at the University of Toronto

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