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A stylish condo near the St. George campus is a time capsule of good for education and equity for students and communities

December 01, 2023

A distinctive low-rise condo building near the St. George campus contains a discrete but fitting piece of the Frank Peers legacy that’s still paying dividends for students and communities.

Michael and Virginia Walsh.

New Michael & Virginia Walsh Chair in History of Philosophy will drive forward the study of philosophy’s past

December 01, 2023

Philosophy has been a lifelong passion for Michael and Virginia Walsh. That passion inspired them to create the Michael & Virginia Walsh Chair in History of Philosophy, the first endowed chair at the Department of Philosophy.

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A&S undergrad wins national religious studies essay contest

November 30, 2023

Audrey Miatello, a fourth-year religion specialist student, has won first prize in the Canadian Society for the Study of Religion (CSSR) Undergraduate Student Essay Contest.

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When worlds collide: Faith & Physics course takes a wide-ranging approach to life’s most fundamental questions

November 30, 2023

Adam Hincks is not the first professor to have taught a popular undergraduate course called Faith & Physics — but as a cosmologist and Jesuit priest, it’s clear that he’s suited to the task.

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Reflecting on ‘Social Issues in Computing,’ 50 years later

November 29, 2023

The 1970s ushered in the birth of modern computing, bringing about the invention of the floppy disk, the launch of Atari Computers and the first demonstration of the cell phone.

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U of T students, learners awarded prestigious Rhodes Scholarships

November 29, 2023

For the first time in more than three quarters of a century, four University of Toronto students have been selected for a prestigious Rhodes Scholarship in a single year.

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A&S students hear from industry leaders in the sciences, humanities and social sciences at Backpack to Briefcase nights

November 29, 2023

At the recent Backpack to Briefcase (b2B) industry nights, Arts & Science students and new graduates networked with alumni mentors, gaining valuable career advice about non-linear routes to success and the importance of being open to new experiences.

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New research reveals insight into how the hippocampus and neocortex create new memories

November 28, 2023

Inside a police patrol car, an officer sits in the front seat while a suspect taken into custody sits in the back. The two exchange banter about breaking parole, repeat appearances in court, a judge and so on.

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‘Early Warning, Early Response’ program empowers Nigerians to defend their communities

November 28, 2023

Many of the Fulani of northern Nigeria are nomadic herders who have been driven from their traditional grazing lands by environmental degradation, forcing them to encroach on farmlands — and into violent clashes with farmers.

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Connaught New Researcher Awards recognize 49 faculty members

November 27, 2023

The University of Toronto has recognized 49 faculty members across its three campuses with Connaught New Researcher Awards.

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