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A&S grad Kehkashan Basu looks back on a humanitarian journey that started when she was just a child

June 24, 2022

Troubled by the grave state of the environment, Kehkashan Basu began her humanitarian journey at the age of seven — yes, seven! — with the hope of creating a better, greener, and more equitable future.

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For Shreeyaa Ramana, graduation is just her latest academic achievement

June 24, 2022

When Shreeyaa Ramana graduates today as a specialist in neuroscience with a major in psychology, it’s just the latest milestone in a list of academic successes.

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A&S scholars sharing their expertise in the media this week

June 24, 2022

From the science behind getting stuck in a rut to a new course on the popular TV show Squid Game, scholars 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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Annie Clark: From Degrassi to Degree

June 23, 2022

Annie Clark often found that playing a student was much easier than being a student.

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Kimberly Strong awarded 2021 Patterson Distinguished Service Medal

June 23, 2022

Kimberly Strong, chair of the Department of Physics and a leading authority in global atmospheric research, has been awarded the 2021 Patterson Distinguished Service Medal by the Meteorological Service of Canada.

'It’s a time to remember, celebrate and give gratitude to those trans and trans queer ancestors who came before us': Elio Colavito amplifies queer and trans voices

June 23, 2022

For Elio Colavito, Pride Month is so much more than large corporations putting a rainbow on their logos.

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Trinity College's Lucas Penny graduates with an eye on the light at the end of the pandemic tunnel

June 22, 2022

When Lucas Penny walks across the stage in Convocation Hall to collect his degree today, he can look back to the experiences in his personal life that helped shape the direction of his undergraduate studies.

Get involved on campus, says new University College grad Daniella Colangelo

June 22, 2022

Graduand Daniella Colangelo didn’t have a clear plan when she started her U of T studies as a member of University College — but she did know U of T would offer her the flexibility to explore different areas of academic interest and maximize her university experience.

For new graduate Annie Collins, balancing science, creativity and service was key

June 22, 2022

In her first year at U of T, Annie Collins took what she describes as a “weird combination” of biology, chemistry and math courses, along with a history and philosophy of science course.

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Thanks to passion and perseverance, human rights advocate Matida Daffeh is now a graduate

June 21, 2022

When Matida Daffeh receives her honours bachelor of arts degree today, it will be the culmination of an extraordinary journey: one that has been difficult, dangerous and ultimately triumphant.

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