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Woodsworth grad Chandler Fitzpatrick is building change and community — at their own pace

November 07, 2019

Chandler Fitzpatrick came to the Faculty of Arts & Science as an undergraduate student through the Diploma-to-Degree Program.

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New human ancestor discovered in Europe — earliest evidence of walking on two legs

November 06, 2019

Our upright posture may have originated in a common ancestor of humans and great apes who lived in Europe — and not in Africa, as previously thought.

Mark Lautens.

In the Globe and Mail, U of T's Mark Lautens asks why there aren't more scientists in politics

November 05, 2019

In his most recent op-ed for the Globe and Mail, the University of Toronto’s Mark Lautens asks: Why was science largely absent from the federal election debates?

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University College panel discussion: Honouring a Chinese Canadian War Hero

November 05, 2019

In the minds of many Canadians, the Battle of Vimy Ridge is synonymous with World War I. But a group of dedicated scholars, military officers, and engaged citizens are working to bring a lesser-known battle and hero to light.

A blue and gold plaque highlighting the story of sexual diversity within the University.

Fifty years ago, the first gay and lesbian group at a Canadian university met on U of T campus

November 05, 2019

It was 50 years ago today that 15 men and one woman met in a room at University College to form what would become the University of Toronto Homophile Association — the first gay and lesbian student group on any Canadian university campus.

Thomas E. Kierans.

New MGA scholarship designed to help new Canadians

November 05, 2019

While fiercely proud of this country, Thomas Kierans, O.C., LL.D. is a little at odds with the government on the topic of immigration, particularly when it comes to highly-educated students.

So, he’s decided to help new Canadian students himself.

Dede Akolo with Cressy award

Finding a purposeful community: poet and equity studies student reflects on time at U of T

November 05, 2019

Originally from Vancouver, Dede Akolo moved to Toronto to complete a double major in equity studies and literature and critic

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In the age of (really) big data, astrostatistician Gwen Eadie is exploring the cosmos with telescopes and statistics

November 01, 2019

When your field of study is the known universe and everything in it, you generate a lot of data.

This has never been more true for astronomers as the current generation of telescopes observe not just a single object or tiny patch of sky, but the entire sky for an entire night, night after night after night.

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Four things to know about this fall convocation season

October 31, 2019

The leaves at the University of Toronto have already turned shades of yellow, red and rusty brown. Fall convocation regalia will add another splash of colour to the St. George campus as more than 3,500 students don hoods and gowns to accept their degrees in Convocation Hall in eight separate ceremonies.

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Soldier, scholar, soup-maker: Kevin White's path to academia has taken many turns along the way

October 31, 2019

Kevin White was a short-order cook, a state park landscaper, an infantryman in the United States Army and a college dropout before becoming a professor of Indigenous studies.

But perhaps his most curious role has been that of corn soup-maker.

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