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Headshots of: Aarav Kohli, Chloe Quine, Keerthi Pawar Mamidi, Vincent Qu and Vishwa Dave.

Arts & Science congratulates U of T’s 2025 Schulich Leader Scholarship recipients

July 23, 2025

The Faculty of Arts & Science is celebrating five incoming undergraduate students named recipients of Schulich Leader Scholarships, Canada’s largest, most prestigious academic awards in STEM.

Mark Riczu and Dana Seitler.

Mark Riczu’s legacy gift: Helping transform sexual diversity studies at U of T

July 23, 2025

For U of T alum Mark Riczu, the power of philanthropy is that it transforms the lives of recipients each year, and for years to come.

Christopher Li.

A&S alum Christopher Li aims to accelerate the discovery of life-saving drugs as co-founder and CEO of BioBox

July 21, 2025

Arts & Science alum Christopher Li is navigating his startup venture with three other U of T alumni, leveraging their interdisciplinary skillsets and the Faculty of Arts & Science’s vast resources for entrepreneurs.

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A&S scholars sharing their expertise in the media

July 17, 2025

From a new partnership with Harvard to a groundbreaking telescope’s first images, experts from a range of disciplines across the Faculty of Arts & Science are sharing their expertise on a variety of issues in the media.

Here’s some of what they had to say this week

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A&S students help reimagine more inclusive visitor experiences at Fort York and Spadina Museum

July 16, 2025

Iconic Toronto tourist attractions like Fort York National Historic Site and the Spadina Museum have welcomed tourists from around the world for almost a century. While the buildings are preserved as part of history, there are opportunities to alter and adjust how these sites are presented, interpreted and celebrated.

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From classrooms to climate action: U of T economists help lead the charge

July 16, 2025

Do electric vehicle tax incentives result in lower carbon emissions or employment stability in the auto sector? How can the transition to clean, sustainable energy be best managed? How can governments best direct their resources to enforcing anti-deforestation laws?

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AI used to ‘democratize’ how we predict the weather

July 16, 2025

Weather prediction systems provide critical information about dangerous storms, deadly heatwaves and potential droughts, among other climate emergencies.

Claire Battershill.

For Claire Battershill, a book’s design is very much part of the story

July 14, 2025

For Claire Battershill there’s one thing that’s as beautiful as the text inside a book — that’s the book itself.

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Money can’t buy love but it might be a necessary first step, psychologists find

July 14, 2025

Soaring living costs, the rise of gig work, and the near-constant threat of a recession are stretching young people thin. You might think that finding a partner to split rent and groceries with would be an easy remedy.

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A&S celebrates Pride month with a uniquely colourful gathering and photo exhibit

July 09, 2025

At the Faculty of Arts & Science, Pride month is always an opportunity to celebrate the community’s diverse, welcoming and inclusive nature — and this year, the party was especially colorful.

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