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Two Saudi soldiers holding rifles while on patrol.

Munk professor on Saudi arms deal: Canada has done the right thing

April 26, 2016

Controversy continues over the federal government’s decision to approve export permits for the sale of combat vehicles worth $15 billion to Saudi Arabia.

Illustration showing a web-like network of people.

A&S "community of practice" builds teaching skills

April 26, 2016

Through a new Teaching & Learning Community of Practice (CoP), Arts & Science faculty are coming together to share the best of their teaching techniques and practices.

Students present their proposals at Dragon’s Den event.

Munk One students bring their big ideas to the Dragon's Den

April 25, 2016

On CBC’s reality TV show Dragon’s Den, entrepreneurs pitch their business ideas on national television, vying for financial investment from a panel of venture capitalists.

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U of T Students Tackle Real World Problems in Asia

April 25, 2016

Unsafe factory conditions for garment workers in Bangladesh. Barriers to education among the children of migrant labourers in China. Preventable child malnutrition in Myanmar. These are just some of the serious issues affecting millions of people in Asia today.

Quan Le

Undergrad student's work in Rwanda helps connect isolated villages to roads

April 20, 2016

There were times last summer in Rwanda while Quan Le was making maps for a World Bank road project that he wondered what some people might think if they knew the cartography was being done by an undergraduate student from the University of Toronto.

He needn’t have worried.

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Arthur Ripstein awarded a 2016 Killam Research Fellowship

April 18, 2016

Professor of Law Arthur Ripstein has been awarded a notable Killam Research Fellowship, offered each year to world-class Canadian scholars in the humanities, social, natural and health sciences, and engineering.

Course TA Jason Rajsic along with students Khai Ong, Eric Lee and Hadees Khokhar.

Statistics course incorporates oral and written communications skills

April 18, 2016

First-year University of Toronto students who are eager to sink their teeth into a statistics course get side helpings of improved language skills and mentorship, thanks to a Department of Statistical Sciences pilot project.

Shari Eli

Economic historian brings enthusiasm and energy to research, teaching

April 15, 2016

If Shari Eli’s enthusiastic students are any indication, there will soon be a boom in budding economic historians at the University of Toronto.

Christina D&#039;Amico

Three Minute Thesis: can nineteenth-century novels prevent financial crises?

April 15, 2016

It’s a counter-intuitive argument: present-day policy-makers responding to global financial crises could learn a lot from the novels of Nathaniel Hawthorne, or the memoirs of Henry David Thoreau.

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Level Up: collaboration by U of T, OCAD is now the largest student gaming showcase in Ontario

April 13, 2016

Television screens, game consoles, motion sensors and virtual reality (VR) goggles took over the Design Exchange in downtown Toronto for the 6th Annual Level Up showcase.

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