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Humanities grads look back on the sometimes surprising ways their degrees have proved useful

May 19, 2017

Lorne Michaels (BA 1966), the man behind Saturday Night Live, reminisced about his undergraduate years at U of T at a New York event in March.

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Urban experts from U of T and India share city building know-how

May 19, 2017

Torontonians might grumble about the consequences of their city’s rapid growth, but its growing pains pale in comparison to India’s massive urbanization.

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University of Toronto President Meric Gertler appointed to second term

May 19, 2017

Professor Meric Gertler has been appointed to a second term as president of the University of Toronto, the chair of U of T’s Governing Council announced Thursday – and will lead the university until June 30, 2023.

President Donald Trump with Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and Russian Ambassador to the U.S. Sergei Kislyak in the Oval Office.

Are Trump’s "loose lips" ground for impeachment? U of T historian dissects latest controversy

May 19, 2017

On Tuesday under pressure from lawmakers, U.S. President Donald Trump defended his decision to reveal highly classified information to Russian officials.

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U of T takes science to the street with creepy crawlies and candy rockets at Science Rendezvous

May 17, 2017

Within the first half-hour of arriving at this year’s Science Rendezvous at U of T’s downtown Toronto campus, U of T News reporter Romi Levine got her DNA extracted, ate worms and held a giant-sized cockroach.

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Meet fake news investigator and U of T student Ian Dennis Miller

May 17, 2017

Ian Dennis Miller doesn’t smoke a pipe or wear a deerstalker cap, but he does solve mysteries.

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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.

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