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High in the mountains of the Himalaya, students explore Buddhism and environmental issues

July 04, 2017

Prior to her trek in the mountains of the Himalaya, Pavitra Giritharan’s travel experiences were trips to British Columbia and California with her family that hadn’t quite prepared her for the gruelling, eight-day hike that was part of her summer course.

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Reforming Toronto's City Hall: U of T task force says don't overhaul system, just fix it

June 30, 2017

A task force launched by U of T’s School of Public Policy & Governance (SPPG) is recommending a practical blueprint to reform Toronto’s City Hall – one that calls for incremental changes, not a complete overhaul.

Canadian flags flank the entrance of University College at U of T.

Mark Canada Day with U of T

June 30, 2017

Across the country, young and old will be marking Canada Day in different ways this year – by celebrating its many successes, drawing attention to its painful shortcomings and, most importantly, reflecting on what it truly means to be Canadian.

People from the Black Lives Matter lead the annual Pride Parade in Toronto on Sunday, July 3, 2016.

Black Lives Matter, police and Pride: Toronto activists spark a movement

June 28, 2017

It only took 30 minutes. Thirty minutes to plunge Toronto’s queer community into a Queer Civil War.

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U of T students tackle community engagement in urban projects like Rail Deck Park

June 28, 2017

Toronto is looking to transform the rail corridor between Bathurst Street and Blue Jays Way into an urban oasis with the creation of the much-publicized 21-acre Rail Deck Park.

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Familiar with Cartoon Donald Trump? U of T computer scientist made it possible

June 27, 2017

If you tune into late-night TV, you’ve probably caught a cartoon version of U.S. President Donald Trump on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

Sasha Boutilier.

Understanding and advocating for Indigenous law in Canada

June 27, 2017

This year we celebrate Canada’s sesquicentennial, but 2017 also marks a time for reflection and reconciliation, as Canada looks to advance a renewed nation-to-nation relationship with Indigenous peoples.

Aidan Gomez.

Making an impact: U of T undergrad co-authors important machine learning study at Google

June 26, 2017

Aidan Gomez has yet to finish his undergraduate degree, but he’s already doing research at Google that could lead to dramatic improvements in machine learning – a thriving subfield of artificial intelligence.

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Scientists demonstrate adaptation of vision among catfish living in extreme environments

June 26, 2017

Cell biologists at the University of Toronto (U of T) have discovered animals can adapt their ability to see even with extreme changes in temperature.

Jean Bosco (Jhonny) Kenedy releasing a lemur back into the wild.

U of T anthropologist Malcolm Ramsay asks, "Why didn't the lemur cross the road?"

June 23, 2017

Things to google today: mouse lemur. Weighing only about 50g, with big brown eyes, you may think you’re looking at a very cute rodent.

You’re not. Despite their name, mouse lemurs are actually primates, and our evolutionary relatives.

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