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U of T's Hart House celebrates Pride with 3,000 rainbow-coloured paper cranes

June 07, 2018

The Hart House halls are a little brighter this week with the addition of 3,000 origami paper cranes, hanging in the shape of two rainbow flags, in celebration of Pride month.

Allie Sinclair

Allie Sinclair soars through university as U of T's top student

June 07, 2018

When Allie Sinclair came to the University of Toronto as a 17-year-old, she was nervous. She arrived from Albuquerque, N.M., and didn’t know anybody. What’s more, she had heard “horror stories” about tough courses and professors who bell curve marks down to keep averages within a range.

U of T faculty at University of Central Asia

From Toronto to Kyrgyzstan: How U of T computer science is going international

June 05, 2018

Along Kyrgyzstan’s ancient trade route between China and the Mediterranean, known as the Silk Road, is the small town of Naryn. It’s a place where cars stop for the rush-hour herds of sheep, horses and yaks, which continue to fuel the area’s economy.

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How to look at polling data and vote strategically: U of T statistician offers insight

June 05, 2018

On June 7, Ontario voters will cast their vote and choose a new government, and based on Kathleen Wynne’s comments over the weekend, the Liberals may lose official party status.

Salvatore Bancheri and Giuseppe Pastorelli

Salvatore Bancheri named to the "Ordine della Stella d'Italia" — one of Italy's highest civic honours

June 05, 2018

Salvatore Bancheri of the Department of Italian Studies has been made an honorary officer of the “Ordine della Stella d’Italia” (Order of the Star of Italy) — one of Italy’s highest civic honour

Tamara Walker

Slaves and pirates: Winner of Connaught New Researcher Award gives voice to history's voiceless on the high seas

June 04, 2018

It was in Seville, Spain, that Tamara Walker experienced a breakthrough while researching the complex relationship between Black slaves and pirates in colonial Latin America.

Jennifer Murdock

Jennifer Murdock honoured with President's Teaching Award

June 04, 2018

Jennifer Murdock, an associate professor, teaching stream in the Department of Economics in the Faculty of Arts & Science, was named one of four recipients of the University

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Film about water conservation by U of T Arts & Science students and alumni reaches final of competition

May 28, 2018

Globally, hundreds of millions of people lack access to clean drinking water. But water scarcity isn’t an issue that is top of mind of most people in Toronto.

NDP leader Andrea Horwath.

How an NDP victory in Ontario is a real possibility

May 25, 2018

At the start of the Ontario provincial election, which unofficially began when Doug Ford was narrowly chosen in March to lead the province’s Progressive Conservatives, most pundits and analysts

Andreas Kyriakos

#UofTGrad18: Trinity College student receives scholarship to study at Yenching Academy

May 25, 2018

The coming year will be an exciting one for graduand Andreas Kyriakos as he joins the 2018 cohort of Yenching Scholars.

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