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Catalonia’s independence supporters march Nov. 11 in Barcelona.

Revisiting Catalonia: Two U of T experts debate the region's crisis

November 15, 2017

Elections in late December will now determine the fate of a restive Catalonia.

Archaeologists excavate Neolithic houses at Gadachrili Gora.

Archaeologists find earliest evidence of winemaking

November 13, 2017

Excavations in the Republic of Georgia by the Gadachrili Gora Regional Archaeological Project Expedition (GRAPE), a joint undertaking between the University of Toronto (U of T) and the Georgian National Museum, have uncovered evidence of the earliest winemaking, made from

Julie Blair

#UofTGrad17: How Indigenous studies helped Julie Blair connect with her culture

November 10, 2017

After working in Toronto nightclubs for years, Julie Blair wanted a career change so she came to the University of Toronto.

What she got out of the next five years was more than just a degree – she was able to reconnect with her Indigenous roots.

The Ojibwe sky star map, also known as the ‘Ojibwe giizhig anung masinaaigan’

Indigenous star lore: Night skies over Turtle Island

November 10, 2017

In the Indigenous legend about the constellation Orion, two sets of brothers – the first representing the cold wind, and the second symbolizing the Chinook or warm wind – are in a race toward a single star.

There’s a big wrestling match, and the brothers of the Chinook wind appear to be winning.

PhD students Nika Kuchuk, Khalidah Ali and Jonathan Peterson

Department for the Study of Religion helps doctoral students prepare for changing jobscape

November 10, 2017

When opportunity knocks for PhD graduates in religious studies, it’s as likely to be organizations trying to understand conflicts abroad or lawmakers assessing domestic policy as it is a traditional academic career.

Murray Koffler

Remembering Murray Koffler (1924-2017)

November 10, 2017

Visionary businessman, philanthropist and U of T alumnus Murray Bernard Koffler died on Sunday at his home in Toronto. He was 93.

Windows on a building on U of T campus with fall leaves

20 U of T experts named new Canada Research Chairs, including nine from Arts & Science

November 08, 2017

Twenty U of T scholars, whose expertise ranges from the neural basis of music recognition to Indigenous methodologies, were named new Canada Research Chairs by the federal government this fall.

Children holding hands at the 2016 Barrydale parade in South Africa

Truth and reconciliation in elephant land

November 07, 2017

In the hot, arid, dust-storm-swept Karoo region of South Africa lies Barrydale, a culturally diverse town of English- and Afrikaans-speaking residents with a large expat community.

Professor Yoonkyung Lee, Korea Foundation Chair in Korean Studies.

The politics of precarious labour and democracy in Korea: A conversation with Professor Yoonkyung Lee

November 03, 2017

Yoonkyung Lee is a sociology professor who studies labour politics, social movements and political representation. She was appointed to the University of Toronto in 2016, and holds The Korea Foundation Chair in Korean Studies.

Catalan riot police officers control demonstrators in Barcelona, Spain

U of T political scientist on worsening Catalan crisis

October 30, 2017

The political crisis between Spain and Catalonia intensified Friday as Madrid imposed direct rule, dissolved the Catalan parliament and announced new elections after the secessionist region voted to establish an independent republic.

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