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Carbon visual of Australia&#039;s daily greenhouse gas emissions

Could carbon dioxide be the solution to climate change?

November 27, 2015

In the drama of climate change, carbon dioxide has long played the role of arch-villain.

Professor Aisha Ahmad

Canada Next: Munk panels on terrorism, ISIS and the global refugee crisis

November 26, 2015

The University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairsheld two sessions about terrorism on Nov. 20, with one over-arching theme emerging:

Appreciative note from student to Professor Walid Saleh

Five weird things that will make you want to fill out course evaluations

November 24, 2015

Students are focused on the finish line for exams and final projects at this time of year — so when email reminders for course evaluations start pouring in, it can be tempting to let them slide.

Roberto Abraham

Planet ArtSci Episode 4: Taking Photographs of Galaxies Far, Far Away

November 24, 2015

U of T astronomy professor Roberto Abraham explains how galaxies form and how his Dragonfly project is exploring galaxies in a way never dreamed possible.

Jessica Phillips, James Flynn and Kaleem Hawa

Three Arts & Science undergrads win Rhodes Scholarships

November 24, 2015

The University of Toronto is sending three undergraduates from the Faculty of Arts & Science to the University of Oxford as Rhodes Scholars next October.

London vigil for Paris attacks

Paris, Beirut and ISIS: Aisha Ahmad on the terror attacks and the aftermath

November 18, 2015

The recent attacks on so-called “soft targets” in Paris and Beirut are like chess moves in a global game by ISIS, the University of Toronto’s Aisha Ahmad says — and death is only part of the strategy.

From left: Shayla Devonish, Oleksandra Sydorenko, Sheena Melwani, Jyotheeswar Arvind Manickavasagar and Vishal Raheja

U of T students take Facebook prize at #DementiaHack, win invitation to Silicon Valley

November 17, 2015

The name was slightly edgy: DementiaHack. But the goal was pure altruism.

A group of students stand side-by-side. In front of their faces, they each hold a sign with a question mark on it.

Arts & Science advisors brush up on best practices to support student success

November 16, 2015

In a bit of role reversal, it was the Faculty of Arts & Science’s student advisors who received advice during last week’s Student Advisors Conference at Sidney Smith Hall.

A young Syrian refugee sits on the sidewalk and leans against a car in Ankara, Turkey

The increasing desperation of refugees in Turkey

November 16, 2015

Images of Syrian refugees trudging wearily along roads or clinging precariously as their boats are buffeted by the waves are all too familiar to people in Europe and North America.

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U of T's grads are top ten in the world for employability, survey says

November 13, 2015

The University of Toronto is one of the top ten universities in the world when it comes to the employability of its grads, the 2015 Global Employability University Survey and Rankingsays.

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