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Keisha St. Louis-McBurnie, Paul Seufert, Carol Yeung and Sharly Chan.

Four U of T students travel the world as Sidewalk Fellows to help shape the city's waterfront vision

August 27, 2018

Twelve post-secondary students from across the GTA, including four from the University of Toronto, are about to head back to school after having an unforgettable summer spent travelling the world. But what’s unusual about their experience is that their time abroad has the potential to influence urban policy for years to come.

Maxime Bernier

Maxime Bernier's bold move

August 27, 2018

Maxime Bernier, the 2017 Conservative Party of Canada (CPC) leadership runner-up, has announced he’s leaving the party to form a truly conservative alternative to Andrew Scheer’s CPC, which Bernier categorized as “intellectually and morally corrupt.”

Daniel Hoogsteen and Sidrah Rana

Meet the 2018 Arts & Science Schulich Leaders

August 27, 2018

Two incoming A&S students were selected to receive Canada’s largest STEM scholarship. Congratulations to Daniel Hoogsteen and Sidrah Rana who will both be entering the Mathematical and Physical Science program in the Faculty of Arts & Science this fall.

Samin Khan

He won Microsoft's global innovation competition. What's next for this U of T student?

August 24, 2018

It’s been a month since University of Toronto undergraduate student Samin Khan and his teammate from the University of Ontario Institute of Technology were on the world stage, pitching their smartARM to a panel of industry judges at the Imagine Cup, Microsoft’s annual student innovation competition.

Ian Lancashire

English professor Ian Lancashire turns to neuroscience to detect Alzheimer's disease by analyzing texts

August 23, 2018

Most people think that an academic career in English means research on old and new literature, but Ian Lancashire, Professor Emeritus of English, proves that a career in English is so much more.

Andrea Most, Dustin Batty, Samantha Dawdy, Beeta Senedjani, Natalie Johnson-Tyghter, David Applebaum and Victor Hainagiv.

Grad students experience life on the farm for pastoral literature course

August 20, 2018

Course part of two-year experiment emphasizing experiential learning

Two hands, each holding two medium sized red tomato&#039;s.

Two U of T-led projects receive $2.8 million to develop disease-resistant vegetables, surveillance tool for viruses

August 20, 2018

One project, led by Faculty of Arts & Science professor David Guttman, will receive $2 million to study broad range resistance.

Plant diseases are a major challenge for greenhouse growers, often responsible for up to 20 per cent in annual crop loss.

Alberto Camacho

U of T experts in AI explore a classical problem of computer science

August 17, 2018

The Internet of Things, or IoT, refers to the network of physical devices, from smartphones and personal fitness trackers to home alarm systems and smart refrigerators, even vehicles. Collectively, these devices can make our environment smarter.

Chris Landreth

U of T experts use deep learning AI for predictive animation

August 17, 2018

Deep learning algorithms allow computers to learn from large amounts of data and are known for advancing the state of the art in the artificial intelligence field, leading to smarter cancer treatments and

High school student excavation on U of T campus.

High school students dig into the past during Archaeology Centre summer program

August 14, 2018

“Archaeology is the same as history; it tells a story,” says Grade 11 student Scarlet Lowrie.

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