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Students measure Myanmar's embrace of democracy

October 20, 2015

A recent research expedition to Myanmar gave U of T student Eros Grinzato a taste of how much things have changed since democracy came to the country in 2011.

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Plant biosensor could help African farmers fight parasitic "witchweed"

October 16, 2015

Engineering and biology professors at the University of Toronto have developed a new strategy for helping African farmers fight a parasitic plant that devastates crops.

Striga infested groundnut field

Plant biosensor could help African farmers fight parasitic "witchweed"

October 16, 2015

Engineering and biology professors at the University of Toronto have developed a new strategy for helping African farmers fight a parasitic plant that devastates crops.

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Students observe wildlife in Guyana to benefit forestry management

October 16, 2015

They encountered a wasp nest and ran from wild boars – all part of an eye-opening field research experience in Guyana for two biodiversity and conservation biology students.

Erin Aylward

Trudeau Scholar looks at how LGBTI rights advocacy influences public opinion in sub-Saharan Africa

October 14, 2015

Erin Aylward sports a neoprene brace on her knee and a slight limp.

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Planet ArtSci Episode 1: Stalin's Daughter

October 08, 2015

U of T English professor emeritus Rosemary Sullivan reads an excerpt from her award-winning biography, Stalin’s Daughter.

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Federal election candidates weigh in at climate change symposium

October 07, 2015

Candidates from three of the top parties in the federal election were at U of T last week to work with scholars, industry and NGOs on how Canada in general, and Ontario in particular, should manage climate change.

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"Stalin's Daughter" by Rosemary Sullivan takes top prize for non-fiction

October 07, 2015

Rosemary Sullivan, a U of T professor emerita of English, is a celebrated critic, poet and biographer. Her first collection of poetry, The Space a Name Makes (1986), was awarded the Gerald Lampert Award.

Alexa Waud

Undergrads heading to Brazil to research poverty

October 07, 2015

It’s not unusual for University of Toronto professors to travel abroad to do field research. It’s not even out of the ordinary for graduate students to do so.

But for undergraduate students, the chance to fly to another country to do original research is an opportunity not to be missed.

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Urban Studies Program led the way in community engagement, service learning

October 01, 2015

Just over 40 years ago, a bold alliance of city builders scaled the ivy-covered walls of the University of Toronto and planted the seeds of the Urban Studies Program. Now the program is a catalyst in a dynamic new landscape for the university, students and city.

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