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Drawing of a worm-like animal with legs and spikes

New analysis of bizarre-looking fossil uncovers ring of teeth and settles head-or-tail debate

June 24, 2015

A new study of an otherworldly creature from half a billion years ago — a worm-like animal with legs, spikes and a head difficult to distinguish from its tail — has definitively identified its head for the first time, and revealed a previously unknown ring of teeth and a pair of simple eyes.

Leila Chan Currie

Grad to Watch: Leila Chan Currie is software star

June 23, 2015

If you Google the name Leila Chan Currie, don’t be surprised if the term “future employee” pops up.

Pope Francis

Stephen Scharper explains Pope Francis' climate change encyclical

June 23, 2015

As the world reacts to Pope Francis’ encyclical on the environment released last Thursday, U of T News turns to Stephen Scharper, associate professor in the School of t

two students sifting the earth at the dig at Canteen Canteen Kopje.

Archaeologists uncover new perspective on early colonialism in South Africa

June 22, 2015

There could not be a less significant looking place than the wind-swept hill known as Canteen Kopje, located on the outskirts of the town of Barkly West in the Northern Cape province of South Africa.

From left: U of T’s Jasper Snoek, Kevin Swersky, Hugo Larochelle and Ryan Adams

Twitter buys Whetlab, artificial intelligence and machine learning startup

June 19, 2015

Twitter has scooped up a machine-learning startup called Whetlab, launched by several alumni and a PhD student from the University of Toronto.

Erin Aylward, William Hébert, Anelyse Weiler

Arts & Science students receive prestigious Trudeau scholarships

June 17, 2015

Three Arts & Science students have been named Trudeau Scholars in the latest round of doctoral scholarships awarded by the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation.

Ancient wine jug

U of T archeologist explores how wine-making spread through the ancient world

June 15, 2015

Next time you bring wine to the party, consider raising a glass to the ancient people of the Republic of Georgia for helping make the grape beverage such a popular social lubricant.

boy looking at computer screen while praying

How U of T researchers helped shape HIGHRISE, the NFB's interactive documentary

June 12, 2015

In Toronto’s Rexdale neighbourhood, an Iraqi refugee spends her day online, talking to her fiancé in a Syrian refugee camp and displaced family members scattered around the world.

In Seoul, South Korea, a team of teenaged professional video gamers live, work and train together in a highrise compound.

Mariajosé López Mejía.

Grads to watch: meet a global community-builder

June 12, 2015

For Mariajosé López Mejía, who’s graduating with a degree in equity studies, working to improve the lives of other people has been a lifelong passion — but until she attended U of T, she didn’t realize it could al

Eurasia

Today's Europe the result of massive Bronze Age migration from Asia

June 11, 2015

The genetic makeup of Europe’s current populations is the result of a massive migration from western Asia during the Bronze Age, between 3,000 and 5,000 years ago, says a new study of DNA from 101 ancient humans from across Eurasia.

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