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A&S celebrates Pride Month with a star-studded display

June 14, 2023

Suspended above Sidney Smith Hall’s atrium is a vibrant colourful display that serves as a reminder of the Faculty of Arts & Science’s ongoing commitment to fostering a welcoming space for all.

Pierre Sarlieve.

Canada's pressing public policy challenges and how to tackle them: Graduating A&S student Pierre Sarlieve

June 14, 2023

As a public policy analyst and trainee at the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), graduating student Pierre Sarlieve focuses on restoring trust and fostering democratic values between people and the institutions that govern them.

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After a harrowing escape from Sudan, Nisrin Elamin calls on the world to pay attention

June 13, 2023

Why aren’t there more eyes on Sudan — the site of a humanitarian crisis which has seen more than one million people driven from their homes in the space of two months, with many others killed or injured?

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Meet new graduate Aïsha Philippe, a strong advocate for improving literacy skills

June 13, 2023

Aïsha Philippe laughs as she tells the story of her pre-school self, so desperate to read that her mother would find her, upside-down book in hand, frustrated that she couldn’t yet make the magic of the text on the page in front of her come alive.

Today, she says, “Fiction, non-fiction … I’ll read anything!”

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Data, heat and parks: Data Sciences Institute funded researchers explore the connection

June 13, 2023

Hotter days in Toronto mean more people flocking to parks for relief, but just how are these green spaces being utilized during extreme heat?

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Just because your child isn’t paying attention, doesn’t mean they’re not learning: U of T researchers

June 12, 2023

A team of researchers has shown that children’s inability to pay attention goes hand in hand with their ability to outperform adults in paying attention and retaining information they were instructed to disregard.

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A&S scholars sharing their expertise in the media this week

June 09, 2023

From Apple entering the virtual-reality market to the economic impacts of forest fires, experts from a range of disciplines across the Faculty of Arts & Science are sharing their expertise on a variety of issues in the media.

Here’s some of what they had to say this week.

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Drag extravaganza: The evolution, resilience, and persecution of a vibrant art form

June 09, 2023

Drag isn’t just having a moment right now — it’s having an extravaganza.

There’s drag brunch, drag trivia and drag bingo. There are drag cabaret and drag burlesque shows; drag violinists and drag science lectures; even Drag Camp for those wanting to sharpen their sashay. And of course, drag queen story time.

With a degree in Indigenous studies, U of T grad Alicia Corbiere aims to build on her family’s legal legacy

June 07, 2023

Alicia Corbiere says she felt like there wasn’t a place for her Indigenous identity inside the classroom before she came to the University of Toronto.

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A&S alum John Lorinc has built a stellar writing career on a foundation of math and logic

June 07, 2023

There is a certain logic to the story of how Arts & Science alum John Lorinc dreamed of being an astrophysicist but instead became a star journalist and author.

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