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A total solar eclipse above a mountain

Road trip! U of T students and faculty chase total solar eclipse

August 16, 2017

Next week, three University of Toronto PhD students and an alumnus will stuff their bags, cameras and binoculars into a car and drive for five days to witness something few ever get to see – a total solar eclipse.

Group of Neo Nazis, alt-right and white supremacists holding tiki torches surrounding a statue

White supremacists, Antifa: U of T experts on protesters in Charlottesville

August 16, 2017

The violence in Charlottesville, Va., and U.S. President Donald Trump’s controversial comments have turned the spotlight on the emergence of emboldened white supremacists on the far right and the presence of some Antifa protesters on the far left.

Francesca Valente sitting in a chair

Alumni Interviews: Canadian cultural voyageur and cartographer Francesca Valente

August 15, 2017

Francesca Valente is a global cultural mediator and animator who divides her time between Toronto and Italy.

Sanja Fidler and Huan Ling

Putting 'humans into the loop': U of T undergrad is lead author on latest machine learning research

August 15, 2017

An undergraduate machine learning course led Huan Ling to author breaking research in the field – before he even began his fourth-year of studies at the University of Toronto’s department of computer science.

Ancient statue of a female face and upper body

Archaeologists uncover 3,000-year-old female statue at citadel gate complex in Turkey

August 11, 2017

The remains of a majestic female statue uncovered at the archaeological site of Tayinat in Turkey may challenge our understanding of the public role of women in the ancient world.

Al Capone&#039;s mugshot

Mafia face: U of T research on what mugshots of gangsters and lawyers reveal about how we choose leaders

August 10, 2017

Here’s a new take on the link between facial features and leadership: a U of T study examines U.S. law firms and the less reputable world of organized crime.

Michael Ignatieff

Alumni of global influence – interview with Michael Ignatieff

August 09, 2017

Author and former leader of the Liberal Party Michael Ignatieff (BA History) was recently appointed President and Rector of the Central European University (CEU) in Budapest, where he continues to take up the challenge of engaging society in discourse on liberal democracies.

Three students wearing solar eclipse glasses

Solar eclipse 2017 in Toronto: U of T experts on what you need to know

August 09, 2017

If you haven’t heard already, on Aug. 21 people across North America will be able to witness an incredible cosmic phenomenon – the solar eclipse.

Ryan DeCaire

Lost words: how dozens of Indigenous languages in Canada are in danger of disappearing

August 08, 2017

“Vrrrrrrrrrrrrriiiiiiiibbbbbb.” Jennifer Sylvester’s hands grip an imaginary steering wheel; her foot presses hard against an invisible gas pedal.

A woman places banners during a protest of the July 2015 murder of journalist Rubén Espinosa, government critic Nadia Vera and two other women in Mexico City.

Lawyers for murdered Mexican women targeted with spyware: U of T's Citizen Lab

August 08, 2017

Lawyers representing the victims of three Mexican women slain in suspicious execution-style killings were targeted by spyware developed by an Israeli company, says the University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab.

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