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Informed by her own experience, Assistant Professor Brenda Wastasecoot is taking a leading role in increasing access to meaningful and relevant post-secondary education for First Nations students.

Brenda Wastasecoot on Indigenous teaching and learning — and the healing powers of storytelling

March 13, 2019

A member of the York Factory Cree First Nation, Brenda Wastasecoot was born and raised in an area of northeastern Manitoba sandwiched by the Churchill and Nelson rivers, 2000 kilometres away from Toronto.

Since joining the University of Toronto in 2005, Markus Stock has amassed a notable record of service in academic leadership and governance.

Markus Stock named new principal of University College

March 13, 2019

Professor Markus Stock has been appointed the 17^th principal of University College from January 1, 2020 – June 30, 2024.

English Professor Jane Millgate in 1986.

Jane Millgate wrote seminal study on Scott, was inspiring mentor

March 12, 2019

Jane Millgate was one of the world’s foremost experts on the literary works of Sir Walter Scott, but she was also an effective administrator and an inspiring mentor to young scholars.

A lethal dose of the synthetic opioid fentanyl: U of T research shows that the rise of illegally produced fentanyl is the main reason behind the sharp increase in opioid-related deaths.

U of T research shows dramatic rise in U.S. opioid deaths as epidemic spreads to eastern states

March 12, 2019

The opioid epidemic ravaging the United States has claimed a staggering number of lives, but a clear picture of how the crisis has changed over the years – and who it currently affects the most – is surprisingly hard to find.

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In the Canadian Jewish News: New course at U of T first of its kind

March 12, 2019

A new course, Jews: By the Numbers, is more than an introduction to research methodology. It’s a cutting-edge exploration in looking at and demystify numbers when it comes to a host of Jewish issues. The course is offered by the Anne Tanenbaum Centre for Jewish Studies.

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Unprecedented survey of Jews in Canada finds "exceptional cohesion," highlights new paths for programming and education

March 12, 2019

In a few years, Canada’s Jewish population may exceed 400,000, making it the largest Jewish community outside of Israel and the United States. And yet, the Canadian Jewish community is one of the least studied in the world—until now.

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The Leong Centre for Healthy Children will help us improve child health through new precision prevention

March 11, 2019

Thanks to a $25-million gift, the University of Toronto is creating the Edwin S.H. Leong Centre for Healthy Children, which will develop innovative approaches to improving child health. The gift from alumnus Edwin S. H.

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In the New Statesman: Philosopher Thomas Hurka on why we love playing games

March 07, 2019

What does it mean to play a game – and why does it matter?

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Making peace in the classroom

March 07, 2019

Dragana Obradovic fled Bosnia with her mother and sister in 1994 during a savage regional conflict. Now, Obradovic is bringing students from those formerly warring nations together in the classroom to help them chart a path forward.

Celebrate International Women’s Day at these events

2019 International Women's Day events at U of T

March 07, 2019

Celebrate International Women’s Day at these events:

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