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Law and computer science collaborate to change the future of legal research

April 27, 2015

As an expert in taxation law and judicial decision-making, Faculty of Law Professor Benjamin Alarie is ready to change how

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Linguist Keren Rice elected to American Academy of Arts & Sciences

April 24, 2015

What do Albert Einstein, Nelson Mandela and University Professor Keren Rice have in common? All have been elected foreign members of the prestigious American Academy of Arts & Sciences.

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New material culture course explores the world's history via objects

April 22, 2015

When Madonna sang about living in a material world, she wasn’t kidding. But there’s more to things than owning them, and much to be learned if we truly understand the stuff with which we surround ourselves.

Making moves: A look at life after graduation with b2B and the Next Steps Conference

April 21, 2015

In today’s competitive job market, Backpack to Briefcase (or b2B, for short) career panels, networking events and mentorship meals are designed to give attendees insight and guidance on how to navigate possible career paths following graduation.

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Can human behaviour fix the California drought?

April 20, 2015

California is experiencing a drought that has gone far beyond a “dry spell.”

Thomas Keymer, Nikolai Krementsov and James Retallack.

Guggenheim Fellowships deliver a hat-trick for the humanities

April 17, 2015

From turning points in pre-Nazi Germany and the rise of eugenics in Bolshevik Russia, to traces of libel and sedition in 18th-century British literature, three promising humanities projects at the University of Toronto are getting a boost from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation.

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Undergraduates show off research at poster session

April 17, 2015

Undergraduate students in University College programs including health studies, cognitive science, Canadian studies and UC One, celebrated their research projects from the year at the college’s first undergraduate research poster session.

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Bees prefer pollinating plants that offer a shot of caffeine with their nectar

April 16, 2015

Plants serving up just the right blend of caffeine and nectar have a better chance of getting pollinated, a University of Toronto study has found, providing yet another fascinating glimpse into the secret lives of bees.

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New book offers lessons for multicultural societies by exploring morality from different religious perspectives

April 15, 2015

David Novak, holder of the J. Richard Shiff Chair in Jewish Studies, is a philosopher and theologian with a deep interest in ethics, political theory (particularly natural law theory) and Jewish-Christian relations.

Game-changing work with the NBA and more from one of world's top ten computer science departments

April 15, 2015

What do the Toronto Raptors and mobile advertising have in common?

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