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Autocratic regimes use social media to win over citizens

April 01, 2015

China and Russia are leading an “insidious trend” among autocratic states to not only censor but subvert the Internet and social media, a development that could have serious consequences for democracy all over the world, says a University of Toronto professor.

Pratishtha Kohli

Dean's Student Leadership award winner helps to destigmatize mental illness

March 30, 2015

When third-year Woodsworth College student Pratishtha Kohli realized she was struggling with her mental health, she quickly realized she wasn’t alone. Other students like her needed help, too.

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The problem with solitary confinement

March 27, 2015

Ontario has launched a review of its solitary confinement policies. The practices has been in the news lately, from the Ashley Smith case to more recent instances of prisoners being segregated from their peers to ill effect.

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Service learning a success for urban studies students

March 26, 2015

While teaching youngsters to create papier mâché figures, Samson Okungbowa learned his own valuable lesson during a recent service learning placement at Art City in Toronto’s St. Jamestown neighbourhood: he discovered the value of experiencing neighbourhoods firsthand.

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Women in House: female students shadow senators, MPs on Parliament Hill

March 24, 2015

“When I first heard about the Women in House program, I shrieked inwardly,” recalls second-year Peace, Conflict and Justice student Anah Mirza. “I knew this was the opportunity of a lifetime.”

Shelley Wright

First light for a "made in Canada" search for extraterrestrial intelligence

March 23, 2015

On Pi Day, March 14 2015, a team of astronomers expanded the search for extraterrestrial intelligence into a new realm when they made their first observation, known as “first-light,” with a ground-breaking instrument.

James Fraser

Portable HIV blood-testing device from U of T startup, ChipCare, readies for market with $5 million in funding

March 23, 2015

Imagine having blood drawn for HIV-related testing. And then imagine never finding out the results.

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Course on human trafficking the only one of its kind

March 16, 2015

Michelle Chung and Alizee Zapparoli-Manzoni-Bodson are trying to speak at the same time, both eager to explain their group projects for Advanced Topics in Diaspora and Transnationalism (Human Trafficking, Migration and Human Rights).

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Professor Morley Gunderson receives the Carolyn Tuohy Impact on Public Policy Award

March 11, 2015

Professor Morley Gunderson has dedicated much of his career toward making his research relevant to public policy.

Janice Stein

Janice Stein: new role for renowned expert on Middle East, founder of the Munk School of Global Affairs

March 11, 2015

After founding and leading the Munk School of Global Affairs for 16 years, Janice Stein could be forgiven for taking a few months off to catch

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