Skip to main content

Universal Navigation

U of T
Quercus
ACORN
Feeling distressed?

Universal Navigation2

KEY CONTACTS >

Main menu

Home
About A&S
Future Students
Current Students
Graduate Students
Faculty & Staff
Research
Alumni
- Events
  Backpack to Briefcase (b2B)
  
  2025 Convocation
- Get Involved
  Alumni Ambassadors Abroad
  
  Alumni & Friends Puzzles
  
  Alumni News & Stories
  
  Alumni Recruitment Ambassador Program
  
  Job Shadowing
  
  Mentorship Programs
  
  Additional Opportunities
Support A&S
- Our Priorities
  Build A Better Future
  
  Drive Scientific Discovery
  
  Support Student Success
- Ways to Give
  Gift Planning
  
  Staff & Faculty Campaign

Search form

Search

Home
About A&S
Future Students
Current Students
Graduate Students
Faculty & Staff
Research
Alumni
- Events
  - Backpack to Briefcase (b2B)
  - 2025 Convocation
- Get Involved
Support A&S
- Our Priorities
- Ways to Give
  - Gift Planning
  - Staff & Faculty Campaign

Quick Links

A&S Together
Undergraduate Admissions
Support A&S

Home
About A&S
At a Glance
News

News

Sort

View

Filter News

Date

November 2020

«
»

S	M	T	W	T	F	S
1	2	3	4	5	6	7
8	9	10	11	12	13	14
15	16	17	18	19	20	21
22	23	24	25	26	27	28
29	30

Past News

Start date

Date

E.g., 06/30/2025

End date

Date

E.g., 06/30/2025

Categories

Cities & Culture

Entrepreneurship

International Engagement

Our Community

Outreach

Research Innovations

Teaching & Learning Innovations

Sort

View

Browse News

3536 Articles Found

John Montefiore standing outside.

A degree three decades in the making for St. Michael's College grad

May 29, 2020

John Montefiore’s path to graduation is a little unconventional. As a member of St. Michael’s College, he completed his honours bachelor of arts degree with a double minor in human geography and education in society — a degree he started in 1995.

Brown earth with fossils.

A&S geochronologists shed light on Earth’s greatest mass extinction

May 28, 2020

Of the mass extinctions that have punctuated the history of life on Earth, none was more catastrophic than the “Great Dying” that occurred at the end of the Permian period 250 million years ago.

For Kaylee Baxter, convocation is one step closer to exploring the Arctic

May 28, 2020

Kaylee Baxter has always had an avid interest in history.

The member of Victoria College says that being able to investigate the past in both a theoretical and hands-on way is what led to her honours bachelor of arts degree with majors in archaeology and anthropology — something she accomplished in just three years.

An elderly person on the phone smiling.

Spike in ageism during pandemic

May 28, 2020

When COVID-19 first emerged and began to spread, there was a rush to identify common characteristics shared by those infected. Geographic location, lifestyle and pre-existing health conditions were all early candidates for a distinguishing factor that would help predict who would be most susceptible.

A purple and green pointed star like shape with a space backdrop.

Explore and experience New College's Indigenous artistic hub

May 28, 2020

New College was excited to host an artistic hub during the annual Native American Indigenous Studies Association conference (NAISA), co-curated by Assistant Professor Karyn Recollet of the Women & Gender Studies Institute and Jenny Blackbird, Ciimann/Kahuwe’ya/ Qajaq Indigenous Language initiative program coordinator at the Centre

A head shot of Sarah Imran.

From Pakistan to Toronto to Scotland and back, Trinity College grad keeps busy

May 27, 2020

Sara Imran certainly kept busy at U of T.

A head shot of Barbara Sherwood Lollar.

Barbara Sherwood Lollar awarded Killam Prize in Natural Sciences

May 26, 2020

Geochemist Barbara Sherwood Lollar has received this year's Killam Prize in Natural Sciences from the Canada Council for the Arts.

A head shot of Joseph Heath.

Joseph Heath awarded Killam Research Fellowship

May 26, 2020

Joseph Heath, a professor in the Faculty of Arts & Science’s Department of Philosophy has been awarded a Killam Research Fellowship from the Canada Council for the Arts.

Echo Jing.

As convocation approaches, New College's Echo Jing looks back on four years of research, friends and harmony

May 26, 2020

When Echo Jing spent 10 weeks in Singapore for the Research Abroad program offered by the Department of Cell & Systems Biology (CSB) in 2019, the ex

Martin Mak sitting in front of Kings College Circle on a sunny day.

Finding a balance, real-world applications and teaching piano — all at U of T for Woodsworth College grad

May 25, 2020

Martin Mak came from Hong Kong — where he’d moved from Toronto as a child — to earn his honours bachelor of science degree with majors in immunology and human biology as a member of Woodsworth College.

Pages

…
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
…

Footer Main-Menu

About A&S
Future Students
Current Students
Graduate Students
Faculty & Staff
Research
Alumni
Support A&S

Footer Secondary Menu

Find Us
Webmail
Maps
U of T Contacts
Campus Status
Undergraduate Calendar
Graduate Calendar
Submit an Event
Employers

U of T
Quercus
ACORN
Feeling distressed?

We wish to acknowledge this land on which the University of Toronto operates. For thousands of years it has been the traditional land of the Huron-Wendat, the Seneca, and the Mississaugas of the Credit. Today, this meeting place is still the home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to work on this land.

Contact Us

Faculty of Arts & Science, University of Toronto
Sidney Smith Hall
100 St. George Street, Toronto, ON M5S 3G3(Map)

Find Us On...

Footer Accessibility Menu

Key Contacts
Accessibility Policy
Privacy Policy

2025 Faculty of Arts & Science, University of Toronto

Username *

Password *

Request new password

CAPTCHA

This question is for testing whether or not you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions.