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Natural Law book cover

New book offers lessons for multicultural societies by exploring morality from different religious perspectives

April 15, 2015

David Novak, holder of the J. Richard Shiff Chair in Jewish Studies, is a philosopher and theologian with a deep interest in ethics, political theory (particularly natural law theory) and Jewish-Christian relations.

Game-changing work with the NBA and more from one of world's top ten computer science departments

April 15, 2015

What do the Toronto Raptors and mobile advertising have in common?

James Retallack, Robert Morris and Jonathan Abbatt.

Killam Fellowships awarded to U of T support diverse research

April 14, 2015

Half of six new Killam Research Fellowships announced todayby the Canada Council for the Arts are going to researchers in the Faculty of Arts

Dr. Carolyn Harris lecturing to a group of high school students.

Festival SPURS high schoolers to experience university

April 10, 2015

Lecturing about such topics as exo-planets, the Magna Carta, ethics and Italian cuisine, a dozen University of Toronto professors offered 94 Toronto high school students a taste of university life as part of the SPUR Festival’s Young Scholars program.

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The Greek debt crisis explained (for now)

April 08, 2015

The high stakes poker game between Greece and its creditors continues this week with Athens facing a €448 million payment to the International Monetary Fund April 9.

Bol Maluach Kuot.

From South Sudan to U of T: "I'm glad I came here — my story would never have been the same."

April 07, 2015

Bol Maluach Kuot, a fourth-year University of Toronto student from South Sudan, is also a poster child for Tim Horton’s.

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Thirty Metre Telescope: "amazing news for Canadian astronomy"

April 07, 2015

The phrase “over the moon” doesn’t begin to describe University of Toronto astronomy and astrophysics professor Raymond Carlberg’s feelings.

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Interested in video game design? This is the place to be

April 02, 2015

Level Up offers members of the public the chance to check out 80 interactive projects from 16 different institutions, says the University of Toronto’s Steve Engels. And everyone is welcome — from gaming enthusiasts to industry leaders.

Janet Paterson, Samii Folliott and Linda Schuyler

Degrassi's Linda Schuyler supports students, promotes diversity

April 02, 2015

Degrassi. It might just be impossible to capture the impact of the iconic Canadian television franchise in all its iterations.

When you hear the name, do you think of characters such as Joey Jeremiah and Spike? Or Drake, before he became a bestselling music phenom and the face of the Toronto Raptors?

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Autocratic regimes use social media to win over citizens

April 01, 2015

China and Russia are leading an “insidious trend” among autocratic states to not only censor but subvert the Internet and social media, a development that could have serious consequences for democracy all over the world, says a University of Toronto professor.

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