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Thomas and Dr. Marilyn Sutton.

Sutton family to support new Chair in Science, Christianity and Cultures

June 24, 2020

The University of St.

Women & Gender Studies researcher helps tell a different side of the queer Caribbean story

June 23, 2020

To celebrate Pride Month, we are recognizing the achievements and experiences of the A&S LGBTQ2S+ community and — as allies and community members alike — we are working to build on a more welcoming, inclusive and representative community.

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A&S astronomers help discover a mysterious cosmic clock

June 19, 2020

A Canadian-led team of astronomers, including researchers from the University of Toronto and the Dunlap Institute for Astronomy & Astrophysics, has discovered that a repeating fast radio burst (FRB) originating from a nearby galaxy pulses at regular intervals.

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A&S scholars sharing their expertise in the media this week

June 19, 2020

Scholars from a range of disciplines across the Faculty of Arts & Science are sharing their expertise on pressing issues in the media — from conversations around various aspects of policing, to the notion of treating racism as a public health matter.

Here’s some of what they had to say this week.

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Four A&S faculty celebrated for their excellence in teaching

June 19, 2020

The University of Toronto recognized four Arts & Science faculty members today — Jill Carter, Rachel La Touche,

Alan Gregory.

'Love your choice of career,' and other advice to new grads, from a Class of 1950 alumnus

June 18, 2020

A geologist, scholar, teacher and entrepreneur whose research assisted in the development of airborne gamma-ray spectrometry and satellite remote sensing, contributing to what we now know today as Google images, 94-year-old Alan Gregory, Class of 1950, Victoria College, is living safely in a seniors’ residence in Lindsay, Ontario.

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A&S celebrates #DisplayYourPride

June 18, 2020

During Pride Month we are reminded of the importance of advancing equity, diversity and inclusion. The annual #DisplayYourPride initiative is an opportunity for us to come together to celebrate our communities and standing together and supporting each other is especially important during these difficult times.

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'We were here; we exist. This is how we were.' Robert Giard's portraits of LGBTQ2S+ authors and writers

June 17, 2020

To celebrate Pride Month, we are recognizing the achievements and experiences of the A&S LGBTQ2S+ community and — as allies and community members alike — we are working to build on a more welcoming, inclusive and representative community.

David Rayside.

Forty years after the Toronto bathhouse raids, David Rayside looks back on a career in activism, sexual diversity

June 16, 2020

To celebrate Pride Month, we are recognizing the achievements and experiences of the A&S LGBTQ2S+ community and — as allies and community members alike — we are working to build on a more welcoming, inclusive and representative community.

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New Series: The Ethics of Black Lives Matter

June 15, 2020

Join the Centre for Ethics for the Ethics of Black Lives Matter, an interdisciplinary series of online events featuring short video takes.

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