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Micah Freedman with a monarch butterfly on his finger.

Chemical ecologist Micah Freedman continues legacy of U of T Monarch butterfly research

March 19, 2025

By the time Micah Freedman was six years old, his favourite pastimes included collecting and categorizing coins, stamps and insects. Collecting and categorizing were skills that would lead to and serve him well in his career as a scientist.

Erik S. McDuffie speaking to a large group of people in Sidney Smith Hall.

Black History Month lecture celebrates the life of Louise Langdon — the mother of Malcolm X

March 19, 2025

Most people are familiar with the African American revolutionary, Muslim minister and human rights activist, Malcolm X, but far fewer are aware of the history and legacy of his mother, Louise Langdon.

Tamara Doiny sitting beside multiple Nancy Drew books.

Childhood love of Nancy Drew turns into award-winning collection

March 18, 2025

Tamara Doiny’s mother gave her The Best of Nancy Drew: Classic Collection Vol. 1. for her seventh birthday, a collection that included the first, third and 43rd books from the iconic Nancy Drew series about a fictitious teenage detective.

Two people, one person putting white flowers in a vase.

One new experience a day boosts memory and mood: Study

March 18, 2025

Researchers at the University of Toronto have found that doing just one new thing each day can significantly improve mood, memory and overall well-being — a finding that could be particularly beneficial for those at risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.

Rachel Baker.

Meet alum Rachel Baker: Advancing sustainable chemical engineering at Queen's

March 17, 2025

Rachel Baker is currently in her second year as an assistant professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at Queen’s University. Her lab studies how to increase sustainability of chemical production by lessening the reliance on fossil fuels, both as a source of mass and energy.

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A&S scholars sharing their expertise in the media

March 13, 2025

From Canada’s new Liberal party leader to the ‘Blood Moon,’ 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.

Ren Yi (Renee) Wang, Patricia Higgins, Goeun (Lacrecia) Kang, and Professor Ettore Damiano.

2025 Undergraduate Awards of Excellence in Economics celebrated at Max Gluskin House

March 12, 2025

“Just like in Hollywood, it’s awards season at the Department of Economics,” said Professor Michael Baker, the associate chair of undergraduate programs, as he opened the 2025 Undergraduate Awards of Excellence in Economics, echoing the playful tone set by comedian Conan O’Brien at the O

Martin Arno standing in front of a rainbow.

The Martin Arno Memorial Distinguished Doctoral Fellowship

March 11, 2025

A new scholarship will support graduate students while honouring the memory of Martin Arno, a PhD student in the Department for the Study of Religion (DSR) who passed away in 2022.

Schematic of a self-driving laboratory from the Kumacheva Lab and Acceleration Consortium.

Chemistry Professors Eugenia Kumacheva and Alán Aspuru-Guzik's paper highlights groundbreaking self-driving nanochemistry lab

March 11, 2025

Chemistry Professors Eugenia Kumacheva and Alán Aspuru-Guzik and their research groups are celebrating the publication of a major new arti

The book &#039;Everyday Light&#039; featuring a classic Dutch painting on the cover.

In ‘Everyday Light,’ John Reibetanz indulges in his ‘sonnet urge’ to celebrate 17th century Dutch art

March 10, 2025

“A poem can paint a painting verbally.”

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