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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.

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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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Videos help students make the connections between their studies and their future

March 10, 2015

It’s not unusual for university students to work diligently toward their degrees without knowing how they can use their knowledge to earn a living.

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Seeking startup ideas at a top-tier computer science department

March 06, 2015

What happens when one of the world’s top ten computer science departments gets involved in entrepreneurship?

University of Toronto students and industry contacts were invited to find out at the department’s inaugural Entrepreneurship Day February 27, sponsored by International Business Machines Corporation (IBM).

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Backpack to Briefcase event connects students and alumni working in the government and not-for-profit sectors

March 06, 2015

There aren’t a lot of places where it’s okay to ask someone how much money they make or how they got their job.

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Scientists report breakthrough in detecting methane

March 05, 2015

Methane is one hot gas. It’s a prominent component of natural gas, an important atmospheric gas, and a product of both biology and chemical reactions.

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Online Icicle Atlas offers jackpot of scientific data

March 03, 2015

Anyone who might be dreading the end of winter or cannot wait until it arrives again can now enjoy the beauty and mystery of icicles all year long with the Icicle Atlas.

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Undergrads dig for dinos in Alberta's badlands

March 02, 2015

Rufina Kim is chiselling carefully, trying not to break a dinosaur fossil she just found. Understandably, she’s nervous. You don’t want to break a piece of history. Plus, she’s being filmed. As her chisel cracks the piece of ground that lets her see what’s underneath, she exhales in relief.

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New explanation for gold's voyage from Earth's crust to surface

February 27, 2015

New research by University of Toronto geologists James Mungall and James Brenan, along with colleagues in Australia

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