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New study finds single women are happier than single men

December 03, 2024

Forget the stereotype of the sad, lonely cat lady — a new U of T psychology study finds that on average, single women are happier than single men.

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New United Steelworkers/Leo Gerard Chair will drive important research in labour relations

December 03, 2024

The newly established United Steelworkers/Leo Gerard Chair in Collective Bargaining and Worker Representation at the Centre for Industrial Relations & Human Resources (C

Samantha Rudick.

A&S alum Samantha Rudick is holding brands accountable for labour rights abuse in their supply chains

December 03, 2024

A&S alum Samantha Rudick is shining a light on labour rights and the big-name brands benefiting from the exploitation of workers.

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Students from U of T and India’s Ashoka University explore urban challenges in Pune

December 03, 2024

Samantha “Sam” Guevara says accompanying two waste pickers in Pune, India as they went about their daily work offered a window into the social dynamics of the city of more than seven million.

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Peace, joy and good health: Acting Dean Handley’s holiday message to the Arts & Science community

December 02, 2024

Hello Arts & Science!

It seems like just yesterday I was welcoming you to campus as your acting dean.

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Making advice palatable: Alex Ballyk’s behavioural economics research

December 02, 2024

If you’re advising people to make better decisions, you’d better give them appealing alternatives to choose from. That’s one takeaway from PhD candidate Alex Ballyk’s behavioural economics research.

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Economics PhD Candidate James Macek Wins Bank of Canada Best Paper Award

December 02, 2024

James Macek, a PhD candidate with the Department of Economics, has won the Bank of Canada’s Best Graduate Student Paper Award.

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

November 29, 2024

From Toronto’s bike lane debate to unionization efforts at Amazon, experts 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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Canadians feel they aren’t living their best lives, say happiness researchers

November 29, 2024

Canadians’ expectations of their lives aren’t measuring up to reality — a sentiment that’s been growing stronger over the past decade and especially among those under 30, according to a recent report from happiness researchers at U of T.

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Hot off the press: 2024 Arts & Science Book Roundup

November 29, 2024

From social commentary to scholarly inquiry and analysis to critically acclaimed fiction and non-fiction, members of the A&S community published an incredibly diverse range of books this year. Here are just a few that can expand knowledge, understanding and imagination for readers of all ages.

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