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Philosophy PhD students Jeremy Davis and Eric Mathison.

Opening up ethical debates, one question at a time

November 23, 2017

Have you ever wondered if it’s ethical to have children, and if so, how many? Or what makes someone’s advice “good” ― or just good for you?

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Alumni celebrate 45 years of Arts & Science Students' Union

November 17, 2017

This past weekend, a group of alumni reunited to celebrate the Arts & Science Students’ Union (ASSU), which has been representing thousands of undergraduate students in the Faculty for 45 years. About 50 past executives happily reminisced about their time in student government and shared stories of where they’ve ended up.

Areti Angeliki Veroniki and Ismael Mourifié

Two up-and-coming U of T researchers win Polanyi Prize — including economist Ismael Mourifié

November 16, 2017

Areti Angeliki Veroniki is a studier of studies.

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace Mugabe

Zimbabwe facing a struggle for power: U of T political scientist

November 16, 2017

After almost four decades of rule, Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe appears to no longer be in control. Zimbabwe’s military took over state television to announce the autocrat was in custody.

Image &quot;closing the carbon cycle&quot;

U of T chemistry team advances to 'close the carbon cycle'

November 15, 2017

Making fuel out of polluted air, using it to power industry, and then taking the emissions from that industry back out of the air to create more fuel sounds too good to be true.

Catalonia’s independence supporters march Nov. 11 in Barcelona.

Revisiting Catalonia: Two U of T experts debate the region's crisis

November 15, 2017

Elections in late December will now determine the fate of a restive Catalonia.

Archaeologists excavate Neolithic houses at Gadachrili Gora.

Archaeologists find earliest evidence of winemaking

November 13, 2017

Excavations in the Republic of Georgia by the Gadachrili Gora Regional Archaeological Project Expedition (GRAPE), a joint undertaking between the University of Toronto (U of T) and the Georgian National Museum, have uncovered evidence of the earliest winemaking, made from

Julie Blair

#UofTGrad17: How Indigenous studies helped Julie Blair connect with her culture

November 10, 2017

After working in Toronto nightclubs for years, Julie Blair wanted a career change so she came to the University of Toronto.

What she got out of the next five years was more than just a degree – she was able to reconnect with her Indigenous roots.

The Ojibwe sky star map, also known as the ‘Ojibwe giizhig anung masinaaigan’

Indigenous star lore: Night skies over Turtle Island

November 10, 2017

In the Indigenous legend about the constellation Orion, two sets of brothers – the first representing the cold wind, and the second symbolizing the Chinook or warm wind – are in a race toward a single star.

There’s a big wrestling match, and the brothers of the Chinook wind appear to be winning.

PhD students Nika Kuchuk, Khalidah Ali and Jonathan Peterson

Department for the Study of Religion helps doctoral students prepare for changing jobscape

November 10, 2017

When opportunity knocks for PhD graduates in religious studies, it’s as likely to be organizations trying to understand conflicts abroad or lawmakers assessing domestic policy as it is a traditional academic career.

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