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Gun violence in the U.S.: U of T expert helps undergrads understand school shootings, serial killings and gangs

June 13, 2017

One year ago today, the United States witnessed the deadliest mass shooting in its history when 49 people were killed and 58 others wounded inside Pulse, a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla.

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Innovation policy lab gets boost from Lupina Foundation

June 13, 2017

As co-director of the Innovation Policy Lab (IPL) at the Munk School of Global Affairs, Professor Dan Breznitz leads cutting-edge research into innovation and its impact on the economy and our society.

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Congratulations New College graduates!

June 12, 2017

From a graduating class of 13 in 1963 to a total of 727 graduating students this year, New College has grown quickly over the last few decades.

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#UofTGrad17: U of T AI grads choose Toronto

June 09, 2017

With Toronto’s emerging prominence in AI, three U of T computer science graduates are deciding to stay put – a marked departure from earlier years when grads were often lured to Silicon Valley.

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#UofTGrad17: Munk grads reflect on global affairs program

June 09, 2017

When Creed Atkinson first joined U of T’s Munk School of Global Affairs, he wanted to build on his background in finance and expand into the field of international relations and security.

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#UofTGrad17: Next generation of film buffs set to graduate as cinema studies turns 40

June 08, 2017

Growing up with a dad who worked in the entertainment industry, Eli Jenkins spent a lot of time on television and film sets – but he never had the intention of following in his father’s footsteps.

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Mark Lautens receives JJ Berry Smith Doctoral Supervision Award

June 07, 2017

University Professor Mark Lautens of the Department of Chemistry in the Faculty of Arts & Science has been awarded the 2017 JJ Berry Smith Doctoral Supervision Award, which recognizes outstan

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Out and Proud: Charles Hill

June 07, 2017

Did you know that in 1969 an art history graduate student mustered the courage to be the first leader of the University of Toronto Homophile Association?

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#UofTGrad17: George Elliott Clarke's message to Black grads

June 06, 2017

Professor George Elliott Clarke, Canada’s Parliamentary Poet Laureate, is out of the country and will not be able to attend Canada’s first Black Grad ceremony at U of T on June 22. But he sent a message to U of T’s Black grads, via U of T News:

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U of T students go to India to research delivery of social services to those "hard to reach"

June 02, 2017

Delivering social services in a country like India where 40 per cent of births aren’t registered and 70 per cent of the residents have no nationally recognized piece of identification would seem an insurmountable challenge.

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