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Douglas Joyce

'Old-style gentleman' Douglas Joyce taught German at U of T for more than three decades

November 13, 2018

Douglas Joyce was a modest and unassuming scholar who pursued his academic work quietly, while maintaining a deep and lifelong devotion to art, culture and music.

Max Mishler

'There can be no freedom unless there's a power to deny freedom': Meet early American historian Max Mishler

November 09, 2018

‘Freedom vs. unfreedom’ guides work of new assistant professor.

Emmanuela Alimlim

From a family of 12 kids in a Kenyan village, this U of T grad is helping other women get an education

November 09, 2018

Ubuntu. I am because we are.

This Zulu philosophy has come to define Emmanuela Alimlim’s time at the University of Toronto.

Juan Carlos Rocha Osornio

Making language learning more interactive – and fun

November 06, 2018

Juan Carlos Rocha Osornio believes that to master a new language, simply memorizing grammatical rules and completing exercises is not enough.

Chau Lung Ngan Spark Tseung, Dongyang Yang and Junran Yan.

U of T welcomes Leong Scholars to campus

November 02, 2018

When Dr. Edwin Leong (MSc 1974) gave generously to the University of Toronto in 2017 to establish the Edwin S.H. Leong Scholarship, he hoped the award would “attract the best and brightest students from around the globe to U of T.”

Walter Hwozdecky, Mark Lekhyj and Bohdan Senchuk.

Unprecedented gift advances Ukrainian studies at U of T

November 01, 2018

One of the largest donations ever made to Ukrainian language studies at a Canadian university will support the creation of a visiting professorship in Ukrainian language and culture in the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures.

Image of microscope and “hit-and-return” research method poster.

New crystallography technique provides better atomic view of biomolecules

November 01, 2018

The motion and structural changes of biomolecules are fundamental to their function, but understanding them at the molecular level has been a major challenge — in part because the crystallography approaches that allowed scientists to study these actions have been extremely time-consuming.

A Tribute to Joyce Fienberg, a Victim of the Pittsburgh Shooting.

A tribute to Joyce Fienberg, a victim of the Pittsburgh shooting

October 31, 2018

Joyce Fienberg, a University of Toronto alumna, was among the 11 killed in an attack on a synagogue in Pittsburgh on Saturday.

A woman stands in front of a makeshift memorial located outside of the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh.

U of T remembers Joyce Fienberg, killed in the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting

October 29, 2018

A University of Toronto alumna was among the 11 killed in an attack on a synagogue in Pittsburgh on Saturday.

A busy Toronto street, including pedestrians, cars and a streetcar

Are Uber and public transit friends or foes? It depends on size of city, U of T study finds

October 26, 2018

Falling transit ridership across big North American cities – including Toronto – has raised concern that Uber, Lyft

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