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Innis One students make social impact through storytelling

June 11, 2026

The university classroom is typically seen as a site of expansion and enlightenment. In certain contexts, it can also feel stifling; when you’re learning about the world, and your place within it, a lecture or seminar room might seem far flung from the topic at hand.

Eileen Antone.

Eileen Antone receives U of T honorary degree for leadership in Indigenous education

June 11, 2026

For Eileen Antone, education has never been simply about instruction. It is about restoring voice, reclaiming knowledge and creating space for Indigenous ways of being to thrive.

Nicolas Papernot, Gururaj Saileshwar, Yuqin Yan, Guozhen Ding, David Lie and Cristina Nita-Rotaru.

U of T researchers discover graphics card vulnerability that can lead to full system takeover

June 11, 2026

University of Toronto computer scientists have discovered a vulnerability in the memory used in graphics processing units (GPUs) that can allow attackers to take complete control of a computer system.

Eli Easton.

Innis College’s Eli Easton is graduating but will be back at U of T in the fall

June 11, 2026

Perhaps it’s no surprise that Eli Easton, graduating this spring with economics as one of his majors, has very practical, financially sound advice for new students.

“Learn all the things your student card gets you, like discounts on the TTC or at Metro Grocers,” he says.

MaryJo O’Connor.

Former professional ballet dancer charts a new path toward law as an A&S grad

June 11, 2026

A former professional ballet dancer, MaryJo O’Connor knows all about rhythm and timing. Relying on these instincts, she made the life-changing decision to leave her life of dancing and come to U of T.

Kai Selmes.

New A&S grad Kai Selmes turns perseverance into a path to master’s studies in Europe

June 10, 2026

For new graduate Kai Selmes, earning his degree reflects years of perseverance and overcoming personal challenges that began more than a decade ago.

Raphael Kwok

New grad Raphael Kwok brings game design thinking to medical research

June 10, 2026

St. Michael’s College student Raphael Kwok applies the principles of game design to his medical research, an approach that places audience, interaction, and human experience at the centre of scientific innovation.

Catherine Diyakonov.

Curiosity without borders: New grad Catherine Diyakonov bridges disciplines to tackle global issues

June 09, 2026

Catherine Diyakonov’s boundless curiosity has inspired a lifelong interest in research and a commitment to solving problems using an interdisciplinary approach.

Mridula Sathyanarayanan.

New grad helps others use their attention to its fullest in her interdisciplinary approach to well-being

June 09, 2026

Graduating student Mridula Sathyanarayanan has created a research niche at the intersection of neuroscience, philosophy, meditation and Buddhist psychology.

John Zilcosky.

U of T Professor John Zilcosky joins Harvard-led Olympic Academy program in Greece

June 09, 2026

Professor John Zilcosky, professor of German and comparative literature at the University of Toronto, has been invited to join the faculty of the Sport and Education Program: from Ancient Olympia to the Present, held at the International Olympic Academy i

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