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Trixie Worsley.

Scholarship honours female computer science pioneer

March 05, 2020

We’re celebrating International Women’s Day on March 8 by highlighting the groundbreaking contributions and unique stories of A&S women. All week, we’ll shine a spotlight on the vibrant women of our community.

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'We don't take up enough space and we should': A&S alumna Tara Patricia Cookson's research on the gender data gap

March 04, 2020

In 2009, government funding cuts forced the Kelowna Women's Resource Centre to close its doors after 25 years of providing legal and health services to women. Among its staff was Faculty of Arts & Science alumna Tara Patricia Cookson.

Sara Ginaite.

Sisters' scholarship celebrates mother's survival of Holocaust

March 03, 2020

Sisters Anya Sorkin and Tanya Vasiliauskas have an unusual picture of their mother that’s worth far more than a thousand words.

Cylita Guy.

'No walk in the park': U of T alumna's book teaches kids about the messy business of scientific discovery

March 03, 2020

Cylita Guy knows all too well that the pursuit of urban ecology comes with its share of unglamourous obstacles, from smelly river muck to nosey passersby — and now she's hoping to paint a more complete picture of the scientific process for the public.

Alumna Ceta Ramkhalawansingh.

Women & Gender Studies co-founder's new scholarship celebrates 50 years of support

March 02, 2020

When Margaret Atwood tweets about you, it’s kind of a big deal.

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Transformational gift from alumnus Tony Comper advances exciting renewal at St. Michael's

March 02, 2020

David Sylvester, president and vice-chancellor of the University of St. Michael’s College, is pleased to announce the establishment of the Comper Professorship in Medieval Studies at St. Michael’s. This newly endowed position has been made possible by a foundational investment by St. Michael’s alumnus Tony Comper, CM, LLD (Hon).

Two people dance at a Pow Wow.

Celebrating Indigenous students and International Women's Day: Check out these March events

March 02, 2020

With spring approaching, there are a plethora of events taking place at the University of Toronto in March. International Women's Day falls on March 8 and will feature a gala, performances from a Syrian women's choir and more.

Catherine Monahan.

A long and storied history of giving: A&S alumna Catherine Monahan on the value of the humanities

February 28, 2020

For Catherine Monahan, managing editor of the Dictionary of Old English (DOE), giving is both personal and professional. She’s not only a member of the DOE team, but has been donating to it for more than 25 years.

Aaron Wheeler and Cindi Morshead.

U of T researchers receive Canada-UK funding to develop AI-powered microrobots to capture brain cells

February 27, 2020

Researchers at the University of Toronto’s Donnelly Centre for Cellular and Biomolecular Research have received a funding boost to help realize their vision of using tiny robots controlled by artificial intelligence to one day find and capture rare stem cells from brain tissue for therapy.

Professor John Stinchcombe — a scholar and a donor

February 26, 2020

John Stinchcombe has been giving to his own department since many of his current students were in middle school or elementary school.

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