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James Flynn.

#UofTGrad16: Rhodes Scholar James Flynn

May 12, 2016

Newfoundland and Oxford might seem far removed in some respects, but the hop from St. John’s International Airport to Heathrow in London is only five hours.

Kumar Murty.

Planet ArtSci Episode 13: Mozart, mathematics, Kung Fu Panda and the world of cyber security

May 12, 2016

Kumar Murty, the Chair of the Department of Mathematics at U of T, explores how mathematics is inescapable — it’s a part of everything around us, kind of like The Matrix — and that we shouldn’t be afraid.

Collage of diverse faces.

Arts & Science doctoral-stream students on all three campuses to receive funding boost

May 11, 2016

The Faculty of Arts & Science at the University of Toronto is planning significant improvements to graduate funding that will see students in the funded cohort receive at least $2,000 more in 2018-19 than they do today. The initiative affects Arts & Science students on all three campuses.

Philip Symmonds.

Alumni Interviews: The path from humanities student to corporate lawyer and mentor

May 10, 2016

Philip Symmonds (BA 1984, University College; MA 1987) switched paths to become a corporate lawyer. Symmonds returned to U of T to share his experience and offer advice to students as a mentor in the Backpack to Briefcase (b2B) program.

Paola Jani.

Alumni Interviews: Championing literacy for social justice

May 09, 2016

Paola Jani (BA 2001, political science, history, South Asian studies) has worked with non-governmental organizations and international development agencies in Canada and around the world.

Sheila Stewart and Bonnie Cuss with Rowell Soller looking at painting while surrounded by artwork.

Working with homeless youth in arts program has indelible impression on undergrad

May 06, 2016

University of Toronto undergraduate Bonnie Cuss could relate to the young people she met during her student placement at SKETCH, a community group that engages homeless and street-involved youth through the arts.

A.W. Peet.

Planet ArtSci Episode 11: How Lego Batman explains String Theory

May 04, 2016

U of T physicist A.W. Peet uses Lego to explain String Theory, the building blocks of the universe, gravitational waves, black holes, Monty Python and Yahoo Serious. Seriously.

Smiling students at a table.

Community-engaged learning program transforms student's perspective

May 04, 2016

“A lot of things don’t fit into perfect boxes”

University of Toronto undergraduate Stephanie Wang felt like she had come full circle when she chose a student placement with an agency in the community where she grew up but she soon discovered her journey of understanding had just begun.

Joe Wong.

Planet ArtSci Episode 12: The Changing Face of Global Poverty

May 04, 2016

Joe Wong, a political scientist at the Munk School of Global Affairs, discusses how the current state of global poverty is shifting: while there are fewer poor people in the world today than there were 25 years ago, there are more poor people from countries that we don’t ordinarily consider to be poor.

Students with Bonnie McElhinny making leis out of tea leaves.

Undergraduates explore and compare the meaning of multiculturalism on research trip to Hawaii

May 03, 2016

When University of Toronto Professor Bonnie McElhinny and six of her anthropology students think about Hawaii, it’s not the lovely beaches, the surfers or the volcanoes that first come to mind.

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