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Smoothing the way for international students

February 10, 2015

With its international undergraduate student population at around 20 per cent and rising, the Faculty of Arts & Science is making a priority of ensuring these students get the most out of their university experience, both inside the classroom and beyond.

Michael Kozakov, Nick Frosst, Jonathon Kereliuk and Jacob Tsafatinos.

Computer science students organize U of T Hacks to create new solutions

February 06, 2015

In the film Blackhat, actor Chris Hemsworth plays an imprisoned computer hacker who can secure his own release if he helps the FBI stop the code he once helped create.

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University of Toronto study finds high levels of equality for Muslim women in Canada

February 05, 2015

A landmark study on gender equality among religious minorities in Canada sharply disputes the stereotype Muslim women are more repressed by men than other groups of immigrants.

Paul Cadario

Shaping the future of global innovation

February 04, 2015

When you’ve spent your career helping improve the living standards of people in developing nations around the world, what’s the next step?

James Arthur

James Arthur awarded the Wolf Prize in mathematics

February 02, 2015

University Professor James Arthur, the Ted Mossman Chair in Mathematics, has been awarded the highly prestigious

Pamela Klassen wins major German grant

February 02, 2015

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, focused on Indian residential schools, has brought forth painful stories of loss, violence and generational suffering for Aboriginal Peoples.

Sheena Singh

From Mumbai to Kensington Market: an Indian student's journey

January 29, 2015

University of Toronto president Meric Gertler is visiting India from January 27 to 31, on his first visit to South Asia since becoming president.

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A&S students visit "third" Korea

January 29, 2015

The world has grown accustomed to the existence of two Koreas since the Second World War left the peninsular nation divided. Yet, many are unaware that there exists a “third Korea.”

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Global warming won't mean more stormy weather

January 29, 2015

A study led by atmospheric physicists at the University of Toronto finds that global warming will not lead to an overall increasingly stormy atmosphere, a topic debated by scientists for decades.

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From Tar Sands to Ring of Fire — forewarning changes to Canada's watersheds

January 28, 2015

The Tar Sands in Alberta, potential development in the Ring of Fire in northern Ontario, declining timber harvest and farming — human activity is transforming Canada’s landscape, yet many of the country’s aquatic resources remain unprotected, according to research by ecologists at the University of Toronto.

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