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Assistant Professor Maryam Mehri Dehnavi and PhD student Kazem Cheshmi.

U of T computer scientists develop solutions for faster computation

November 19, 2018

In the 2003 hit film The Matrix Reloaded, Neo, portrayed by Keanu Reeves, asks the character known as The Architect, “Why am I here?” The Architect answers: “Your life is the sum of a remainder of an unbalanced equation inherent to the programming of the matrix.”

The interior of a megachurch, packed with thousands of parishioners

Exposure to 'prosperity gospel' can lead to unrealistic optimism, risky financial behaviour

November 19, 2018

Give American televangelist and prosperity preacher Joel Osteen three minutes of your time and he just might change your outlook on life.

But change doesn’t come without consequences.

Professor Vincent Shen

In Memoriam: Vincent Shen (1949-2018)

November 16, 2018

Professor Vincent Shen, a globally respected philosopher and popular teacher, died peacefully on November 14, 2018 surrounded by his family.

Pierre Savard and Daniel Simpson

'Research in action': U of T awarded 21 Canada Research Chairs

November 14, 2018

Flying robots. New breast cancer treatments. Better health outcomes for sexually diverse groups. They are all examples of work by University of Toronto researchers who were today awarded new Canada Research Chairs.

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Dementia's hidden darkness: Violence and domestic abuse

November 13, 2018

Every week in my neurology clinic, I see patients and their families who are dealing with the realities of dementia. Of the many people I encounter, these three stories highlight a growing health issue that I feel is neglected — the complex relationship between dementia and domestic violence.

Douglas Joyce

'Old-style gentleman' Douglas Joyce taught German at U of T for more than three decades

November 13, 2018

Douglas Joyce was a modest and unassuming scholar who pursued his academic work quietly, while maintaining a deep and lifelong devotion to art, culture and music.

Max Mishler

'There can be no freedom unless there's a power to deny freedom': Meet early American historian Max Mishler

November 09, 2018

‘Freedom vs. unfreedom’ guides work of new assistant professor.

Emmanuela Alimlim

From a family of 12 kids in a Kenyan village, this U of T grad is helping other women get an education

November 09, 2018

Ubuntu. I am because we are.

This Zulu philosophy has come to define Emmanuela Alimlim’s time at the University of Toronto.

Juan Carlos Rocha Osornio

Making language learning more interactive – and fun

November 06, 2018

Juan Carlos Rocha Osornio believes that to master a new language, simply memorizing grammatical rules and completing exercises is not enough.

Chau Lung Ngan Spark Tseung, Dongyang Yang and Junran Yan.

U of T welcomes Leong Scholars to campus

November 02, 2018

When Dr. Edwin Leong (MSc 1974) gave generously to the University of Toronto in 2017 to establish the Edwin S.H. Leong Scholarship, he hoped the award would “attract the best and brightest students from around the globe to U of T.”

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