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Oghogho Abigail Iyekekpolor.

St. Michael's College student uses social media to celebrate diversity, build U of T community

February 10, 2020

Oghogho Abigail Iyekekpolor, a second-year University of Toronto student at St. Michael’s College, understands the importance of feeling represented.

She recalls sitting in a high school class in Toronto as the work of Caribbean poet and playwright Sir Derek Walcott was being discussed.

A large colourful poster on a city wall that says, &quot;Coronavirus IL ARENDU PLUS DE GENS RACISTES QUE MALADES.&quot;

'Show up for people': U of T expert on what's fueling xenophobia amid the coronavirus outbreak

February 10, 2020

The risk of catching the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) in Canada many other countries remains low, but that hasn't stopped fear from spreading — and xenophobia along with it.

Markus Stock shaking hands with U of T President.

New UC Principal focused on student experience

February 07, 2020

The new Principal of University College (UC) wants to remove the “but” that sometimes appears when students and alumni describe the University of Toronto.

A zebra-fish eye which is half black and violet and green.

Cell & Systems Biology's Vincent Tropepe awarded research funding from Fighting Blindness Canada

February 07, 2020

A genetic condition that results in hearing and vision loss in childhood, Usher syndrome affects about 4 out of every 100,000 Canadians and accounts for over 50 per cent of the Deafblind community.

Ellie and her dog Honey.

Small classes, big difference: Innis College builds U of T community with First-Year Foundations seminars

February 06, 2020

Ellie Lutz knows more students in her tiny First-Year Foundations seminar at Innis College than in all of her other University of Toronto classes combined.

That includes her anthropology class in Convocation Hall, which has room for 1,700 students.

One gift leads to another — new MGA scholarship to help Caribbean students

February 05, 2020

On a recent flight to Toronto, Connie Carter beamed as she filled out her customs form. In the box that asked for her nationality, she was able to print “Canadian” for the very first time.

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A&S undergrad research prowess on display

February 05, 2020

A research showcase organized by students for students returned this January with the Arts & Science Students’ Union’s (ASSU) third annual Undergraduate Research Conference.

Three winners of the Polanyi prize, Mamatha Bhat, Maria Drout and Audrey Walton.

Three U of T researchers win Polanyi Prize for work in astronomy, English and medicine

February 04, 2020

Three University of Toronto researchers, all rising stars in their respective fields, have been awarded the prestigious John Charles Polanyi Prize by the Council of Ontario Universities.

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'Dirty Laundry' mixes poetry and laundromats

February 04, 2020

The Dirty Laundry poetry series — sponsored by the Jackman Humanities Institute’s (JHI) Program for the Arts — is a unique performance experience that mixes poetry readings with laundromats.

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Black History Month: Check out these A&S events in February

February 03, 2020

February is Black History Month. Here are a few of the many events in the Faculty of Arts & Science recognizing Black History as well as cultural and literary events:

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