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Audience members watch a presentation during the recent symposium discussing Eugene Onegin.

Sharing the joys of opera

October 19, 2018

A recent symposium presented by the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures and the Canadian Opera Company (CoC) brought together students, faculty, and opera enthusiasts for an in-depth discussion of two of the most important cultural works from 19

Ismael Mourifié

From economic theory to real opportunity

October 18, 2018

Rising young scholar Ismael Mourifié hopes to turn economic theory into real job equality for women, while also helping others who are not getting a fair opportunity to reach their full potential.

Randy Boyagoda

The many vocations of Randy Boyagoda: Scholar, Catholic intellectual, novelist with a hit on his hands

October 16, 2018

Meet Princely St. John Umbiligoda, or as he’s better known, Prin. He’s a Sri Lankan Canadian in his early 40s. He and his wife Molly have four school-age daughters and live in Toronto’s Beaches neighbourhood. He’s a literature professor at a Catholic college that has financial trouble. He rides a bike.

A large group of students walking on the sidewalk besides Robarts Library.

Cannabis on campus: U of T ramps up efforts to educate students, staff and faculty

October 15, 2018

With cannabis set to be legalized next week, the University of Toronto is ramping up efforts to educate students, staff and faculty about potential health and safety issues, as well as their responsibilities when it comes to the drug’s use.

Renée Hložek

U of T researchers receive nearly $30 million in discovery research funding from NSERC

October 15, 2018

The University of Toronto’s Renée Hložek seeks to find answers where most of us only see questions: the night sky.

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Classics students experience the 'Bel paese' excavating ancient ruins

October 15, 2018

Nestled on the Tuscan coast in central Italy, the ruins of the ancient city of Populonia attract tourists and archaeologists alike, offering fascinating insights into two powerful ancient Italian civilizations – the Etruscans and the Romans.

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'Immense energy and passion': Innovative U of T faculty recognized with Early Career Teaching Awards

October 12, 2018

No textbook is a substitute for an attentive and enthusiastic teacher.

Nick Frosst.

How one U of T alumnus went from slinging drinks in undergrad to Geoffrey Hinton's AI lab

October 11, 2018

Nick Frosst, a researcher at Google Brain in downtown Toronto, didn’t require a master’s degree or PhD to launch a career in artificial intelligence research – all he needed was a chance meeting at a bar in Koreatown.

Joseph Jay Williams.

Using computer science methods to discover how people learn

October 11, 2018

The University of Toronto’s Joseph Jay Williams is using computer science methods to enhance education.

Professor Jeffrey Rosenthal holding a fortune cookie

As luck would have it: U of T statistician's new book explores the meaning of luck in everyday life

October 10, 2018

When Joe Parker offered to take a photo of a vacationing family at a beach in Waikiki, he had no idea at first that he’d just met his half-brother. Rick Hill, the man he’d just photographed, had a noticeable Massachusetts accent, and Parker commented on it. They soon discovered that they grew up in neighbouring towns.

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