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Why do humanities matter?

May 16, 2017

The humanities — history, philosophy, languages and so on —shape the way we engage our world as citizens. By examining the cultural, historical, philosophical, linguistic and artistic dimensions of human experience, the humanities help us to understand the diversity and complexity of our world.

Undergraduate journal editors: Dina Ginzburg, Willem Crispin-Frei and Lola Borissenko.

Pages Count: A&S undergraduates produce their own academic journals in the humanities

May 16, 2017

Before she joined the editorial staff of IDIOM, the English undergraduate academic journal, Erin Church’s only real experience with academic journals was a rejection slip from her submission to the publication the previous year.

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Undergraduate students contribute to "Who's Who" of ancient Athens

May 15, 2017

Marielle Balanaser studied ancient Greek and Latin to better understand the roots of modern medical ethics and terminology, but it was the mysterious process behind the black-and-red-figure vase art of ancient Athens that really fired her curiosity.

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Bringing solar light to developing countries, fighting Islamophobia: Cressy Awards recognize student leaders

May 12, 2017

One undergraduate student mentored some of her peers, who were the first in their family to go to university. Another student helped combat Islamophobia.

And another student founded a not-for-profit organization working to replace kerosene with solar lights in developing countries.

Margaret Atwood and George Elliott Clarke

Artists and scholars come together to restory Canada, reflecting on religion and public memory ahead of its 150th anniversary

May 11, 2017

Celebrated author and University of Toronto (U of T) alumnus Margaret Atwood and U of T professor and poet George Elliott Clarke will join other renowned artists and scholars to challenge and re-narrate the histo

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University of Toronto-Baycrest study shows dementia-related brain changes are identifiable even before memory or thinking problems become noticeable

May 10, 2017

University of Toronto (U of T) and Baycrest Rotman Research Institute (RRI) scientists have discovered a potential brain imaging predictor for dementia, which illustrates that changes to the brain’s structure may occur years prior to a diagnosis, even before indi

Professors Lei Sun and Radu Craiu

Married U of T professors beat the odds by both winning Canada's prestigious statistics prize

May 08, 2017

To pass the torch to the 2017 winner of the Centre de recherches mathématiques (CRM) and Statistical Society of Canada (SSC) Prize in Statistics, Professor Radu Craiu, the 2016 awardee, simply has to reach across the dinner table.

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U of T student shares behind-the-scenes look at Jane's Walk in Toronto

May 08, 2017

Jane Jacobs’s influence on the city is hard to miss. The most prominent tribute to the activist and urban theorist, who spent much of her life in Toronto, is the annual Jane’s Walk festival, a series of citizen-led walking tours that take place in cities all over the world.

Raquel Urtasun

U of T's self-driving vehicle superstar to lead Uber's new research lab in Toronto

May 08, 2017

After years of conducting world-leading research on self-driving vehicles, U of T Associate Professor Raquel Urtasun is joining Uber – and bringing the American company’s first international research lab to Toronto.

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Recipe for resilience: U of T cities experts talk housing, transportation, growing disparity in GTA

May 05, 2017

On Tuesday, a group of U of T cities experts explored Toronto’s challenges and proposed solutions for making the city more resilient at The Inclusive and Sustainable City of the 21st Century, an RBC-sponsored conference organized by the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work and the Faculty of Arts & Science.

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