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A&S alumna Alethea Lyn creates scholarship to honour her mother's lessons about life and education

February 08, 2021

Faculty of Arts & Science alumna Gloria Helena Lyn started school in a village post office in Jamaica but, thanks to a scholarship, earned a master of arts in English literature in 1971 from U of T before going on to teach at the University of the West Indies (UWI).

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A&S Decanal Lecture: Roots of slavery still visible today, says Harvard professor

February 08, 2021

Police violence against Black people can be traced to the brutal slave trade led by Europe’s great powers centuries ago, said award-winning author and historian Professor Vincent Brown of Harvard University during his recent lecture, The Coromantee War: Charting the Course of an Atlantic Slave Revolt.

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

February 05, 2021

From guidelines in the use of body cameras by Toronto police officers to the influence of censorship on artificial intelligence, scholars 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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PhD candidate cracks open the 'language' of craft beer

February 04, 2021

Do you remember when a beer was just a beer and there were no fancy names or eloquent descriptions of flavour on the side of the can?

Times have changed with the emergence of the craft beer market in North America. And with it, a new language has emerged.

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Arthur Ripstein and Douglas Stephan awarded Killam Prizes

February 03, 2021

University Professor of law and philosophy Arthur Ripstein and University Professor of chemistry

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From hack-a-thons to Wakanda, U of T celebrates Black History Month with virtual events

February 03, 2021

The pandemic halted in-person events of all kinds, but it isn’t stopping the University of Toronto community from celebrating Black History Month.

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More than 550 A&S students, new grads signed up for Next Steps career advice

February 03, 2021

When it comes to launching a successful career, one size does not fit all. Careers evolve and take sharp turns — and there’s no standard playbook.

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The African Scholars Awards recognize exceptional alumni role models— including 6 from A&S — contributing to university and society

February 02, 2021

As a child growing up in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Michel Chikwanine endured unspeakable horrors of war. He witnessed the torture of his father – a human rights lawyer who was eventually murdered due to his political beliefs – and the rape of his mother.

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Professor Emeritus puts stamp on Earth Sciences with field trip fund

February 02, 2021

When it’s safe to do so again, earth sciences grad students will have the support they need to pursue their geological studies far beyond the classroom, thanks to a 70-year-old stamp collection started by a young boy.

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

January 29, 2021

From public figures traveling abroad during the COVID-19 pandemic, to perspectives of Indigenous authors on Family Literacy Day, scholars 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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