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Anowa Quarcoo.

Celebrating our Munk School Graduates: Anowa Quarcoo

November 20, 2020

Munk School graduand Anowa Quarcoo gets bored easily. It’s a quality that she’s transformed into a great strength; she uses it as a signal to learn new skills. Her journey to the combined Master of Global Affairs/Master of Business Administration (MGA/MBA) program was a winding road, with stops in public service along the way.

Malek Abdel-Shehid.

A&S grad Malek Abdel-Shehid passionate about 'Black sense of place, African diaspora and urban planning'

November 20, 2020

Malek Abdel-Shehid’s path to graduation had plenty of twists and turns, including changing colleges and programs as well as a trip to Africa.

“My university experience was kind of unconventional,” he says. “I’ve made some amazing friends, met some incredible staff and faculty and learned so much about the world.”

Awa Hanane.

From LGBTQ rights to supporting women in developing countries: Meet U of T's 2020 Loran Scholars

November 20, 2020

Awa Hanane Diagne, Cai Mitchell, Kaiden Thompson and Margaux Roncière may have just begun their studies at the University of Toronto, but they are already well on their to becoming leaders in the community.

Adam Zivo sitting on the floor alongside boxes of donated food.

By creating a volunteer group, U of T grad Adam Zivo brought food to low-income seniors during COVID-19

November 19, 2020

When the pandemic forced communities into lockdown in March, Adam Zivo offered to deliver groceries to his mother as a way to help in a time of need.

Soon after, he set out to help the broader community by creating LifeCrates, an initiative that helped to address food insecurity among low-income seniors.

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Munk School professor turns local classroom global

November 19, 2020

In the wake of COVID-19, the landscape of university education has undergone a dramatic shift. Although studying abroad and international trips might be off for the time being, one group of students at the Munk School is going global with their learning from home.

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Congratulations to A&S's Andrea Benoit who has won the National Business Book Award

November 19, 2020

Congratulations to Andrea Benoit who has won the National Business Book Award and the $30,000 prize for her book, VIVA MˑAˑC: AIDS, Fashion, and the Philanthropic Practices of MˑAˑC Cosmetics.

Mischa Young poses wearing a bike helmet.

PhD grad aims to make the world a fairer place when it comes to ride-share services

November 19, 2020

Mischa Young came to U of T to earn his PhD in the Department of Geography & Planning in the Faculty of Arts & Science so he could better understand where the world is going — or, at least, how to improve the way they are getting there.

Astronomy PhD student Emily Deibert awarded A&S Doctoral Excellence Scholarship

November 18, 2020

Emily Deibert didn’t pay a lot of attention to science before entering university, didn’t take physics in high school and began her undergraduate degree at U of T studying English.

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New A&S course explores urban youth languages across the globe — and closer to home

November 18, 2020

If you overheard someone saying they’ve been friends “for a minute,” would you assume they just met? If so, you may need to brush up on your urban slang.

Man-Yin Tsang stands with three others on a boat — collecting samples.

The ocean is a classroom for earth sciences PhD graduate

November 18, 2020

Man-Yin Tsang came to U of T’s Faculty of Arts & Science to gain an ocean of knowledge, studying microbial activities below the seafloor by measuring chemical changes.

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