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The art and science of entrepreneurship: this PhD in classics is bringing wearable tech to kids

May 13, 2015

Launching a startup that teaches kids to code by creating magic wands or bracelets may seem an unlikely career move for a PhD in classics — but for University of Toronto alumnus Christopher Wallace, it’s a perfect fit.

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Research2Reality: understanding the ground-breaking work supported by your taxes

May 13, 2015

When University of Toronto physicist Dick Peltier began researching the interaction between the Earth’s land, atmosphere, water and biosphere, he created mathematical models depicting how climate evolved over 750 million years and ho

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The science of social impact: U of T startup, Pueblo Science, earns official charitable status

May 12, 2015

From the streets of Toronto to the classrooms of the Southeast Asia, Mayrose Salvador’s startup Pueblo Scienceputs knowledge in the hands of those who need

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Astrophysicists prepare weather forecasts for planets beyond our solar system

May 12, 2015

“Cloudy for the morning, turning to clear with scorching heat in the afternoon.”

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Class tour: getting up close and personal with public art in Toronto

May 08, 2015

You don’t have to be an art history student, native Torontonian or even know anything about Canadian culture to qualify for Mark Cheetham’s Public Art in Toronto course.

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Canada could learn from Japan, Korea and Taiwan as it seeks to reform health care

May 06, 2015

Asian countries could provide insights for improving Canada’s under-performing health care system, according to a new paper co-written by University of Toronto sociologist Ito Peng.

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Chandler Davis on science and social justice: "break some rules"

May 05, 2015

University of Toronto Professor Emeritus Chandler Davis, imprisoned during the McCarthy Era in the United States for his political actions, delivered the third Dr.

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QS rankings put U of T among world's top 20 universities for geography, computer science, English and more

April 30, 2015

The University of Toronto continues to soar in international rankings, taking top 20 spots in 13 subject categories in the QS World University Rankings by Subject released April 29.

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A&S students gain transformative field experience in Republic of Georgia

April 29, 2015

Nine undergraduates left for the Republic of Georgia in February as novice researchers and returned a week later with solid field research experience under their belts.

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U of T commerce students help homeless youth file taxes

April 29, 2015

There’s no escaping tax season — even if you’re unemployed, says Meaghan Smith, financial literacy coordinator at Eva’s Initiatives, a three-site shelter for homeless and at-risk youth in Toronto.

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