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Boxing match re-branded Justin Trudeau as leadership material

May 19, 2015

If Justin Trudeau someday becomes prime minister of Canada, he may owe his success in the blood sport of politics to a media image forged in the rough and tumble of the boxing ring, a new University of Toronto study suggests.

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It's not you, it's me… oh wait maybe it is you

May 15, 2015

You’re a single, heterosexual, undergraduate-aged woman. You’re looking at an online dating website, rating men whom you think are attractive, romantic and potentially good partners. A man who you thought fit all three rejects you.

Charlie Keil, William Ju, Melody Neumann and Sabine Stanley

2015 Outstanding Teaching Award Winners

May 15, 2015

Four faculty members from across Arts & Science are this year’s recipients of the Faculty of Arts & Science Outstanding Teaching Awards. Established in 1993, the awards highlight the value the Faculty places on excellence in teaching. Recipients are selected based on nominations by peers and students.

Larysa Workewych, Cara Lew, Samuel Chan, Maya Deeb and John Dunan

Making their mark: Honouring student leadership at the Cressy Awards

May 14, 2015

It’s late-April and students are gathered at Convocation Hall. Despite the fact that exams are in full swing, there are no signs of stress in the crowd. No frazzled looks, no sweatpants, no bleary-eyed student zombies reaching for energy drinks.

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The art and science of entrepreneurship: this PhD in classics is bringing wearable tech to kids

May 13, 2015

Launching a startup that teaches kids to code by creating magic wands or bracelets may seem an unlikely career move for a PhD in classics — but for University of Toronto alumnus Christopher Wallace, it’s a perfect fit.

Molly Shoichet in conversation with Gary Goodyear

Research2Reality: understanding the ground-breaking work supported by your taxes

May 13, 2015

When University of Toronto physicist Dick Peltier began researching the interaction between the Earth’s land, atmosphere, water and biosphere, he created mathematical models depicting how climate evolved over 750 million years and ho

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The science of social impact: U of T startup, Pueblo Science, earns official charitable status

May 12, 2015

From the streets of Toronto to the classrooms of the Southeast Asia, Mayrose Salvador’s startup Pueblo Scienceputs knowledge in the hands of those who need

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Astrophysicists prepare weather forecasts for planets beyond our solar system

May 12, 2015

“Cloudy for the morning, turning to clear with scorching heat in the afternoon.”

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Class tour: getting up close and personal with public art in Toronto

May 08, 2015

You don’t have to be an art history student, native Torontonian or even know anything about Canadian culture to qualify for Mark Cheetham’s Public Art in Toronto course.

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Canada could learn from Japan, Korea and Taiwan as it seeks to reform health care

May 06, 2015

Asian countries could provide insights for improving Canada’s under-performing health care system, according to a new paper co-written by University of Toronto sociologist Ito Peng.

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