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Andrea Most

Environmental humanities: how changing our view of humans' place in the world just might save the planet

May 30, 2017

Andrea Most is a professor of American literature and environmental studies in the Department of English at the University of Toronto who teaches and conducts research in modern American literature and cultur

Pamela Klassen and the Story Nations team

Digital humanities project conveys stories of colonial settlement and Indigenous resistance in northwestern Ontario

May 26, 2017

In 1898, an Anglican missionary in Toronto set out for the Rainy River region on the Ontario-Minnesota border. Almost 120 years later, his diary tells a bigger story than he ever imagined, thanks to the Rainy River First Nations and Faculty of Arts & Science students.

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Citizen Lab reveals cyber espionage, disinformation campaign with Russian connections

May 26, 2017

U of T’s Citizen Lab has uncovered an extensive disinformation and cyber espionage campaign with Russian ties, targeting high-profile individuals around the world. Researchers say they also found similarities to phishing links targeting the 2016 U.S.

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Linguist Ailís Cournane leads the Child Language Lab at New York University

May 26, 2017

Ailís Cournane made her “first multiword utterance” when she was 17 months old.

Her brothers had tried to scare her away from wandering around the house and hurting herself by inventing a bogeyman.

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Exploring CanLit's relationship to the land, Indigenous resurgence, racialized groups

May 25, 2017

When conference organizers put together a lineup of storytellers, poets and novelists to explore the relationship of Canadian literature to the land, Indigenous resurgence and racialized groups, it was initially billed as a Canada 150 event.

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Cook like it's 1817: U of T students make culinary connections with the past at Fort York

May 25, 2017

Clothed in aprons and armed with centuries-old cooking utensils, a group of University of Toronto undergraduate students gathered at Fort York to learn how to cook like it’s 1817.

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African Studies students travel to Rwanda to learn horrors of genocide and path to justice

May 25, 2017

For students in Aggrey Wasike’s course, being at some of the sites where the Rwandan genocide took place was an unusually profound experience.

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Students experience history-in-the-making during trip to Uganda

May 24, 2017

Historians generally gain an understanding of the past from texts, or what Nakanyike Musisi calls “cold” sources that are frozen in time and unchanging.

Michael Bliss

In Memoriam: University Professor Emeritus Michael Bliss

May 23, 2017

The University of Toronto’s Michael Bliss, “one of Canada’s most prominent public intellectuals” and a University Professor Emeritus, died last week. He was 76.

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Carbon tax will help us move closer to Paris Agreement goals: U of T political scientist

May 23, 2017

The federal government this week released details of a new national carbon tax.

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