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Sukhmani Khaira

'Bring the best out of you': Students from India on why they chose to study at U of T

February 15, 2019

The University of Toronto is forging an ever deeper relationship with India as evidenced by the urban research partnership it signed last fall with Tata Trusts that will allow collaboration between researchers in both countries.

Susan McCahan, Rose Patten, Shana Kelley and Meric Gertler.

Meet U of T's five newest University Professors

February 14, 2019

Five University of Toronto professors were recognized this week as the university’s newest University Professors, an elite designation bestowed on a small number of faculty members.

Michael Wilson and U of T President Meric Gertler at Wilson’s last convocation as chancellor in June.

'A role model to us all': Remembering Michael Wilson

February 13, 2019

Former prime minister Brian Mulroney credits the late Michael Wilson – his former finance minister and the University of Toronto’s Chancellor Emeritus – for nothing less than laying the foundations of “a new Canada that we enjoy today.”

Ann Y.K. Choi

From high school teacher to novelist: A&S alumna shares literary industry experience

February 13, 2019

As a student, Ann Y.K. Choi didn’t get much mentoring. Her parents worked impossibly long hours at the family’s corner store – the family had emigrated from Korea when Choi was six years old – and at U of T she was pretty much on her own.

Doctoral student Tracy L. Spurrier

How a U of T researcher discovered a lost Mesopotamian queen – without leaving the library

February 11, 2019

The memory, and remains, of Queen Hama were effectively lost – until the University of Toronto’s Tracy L. Spurrier “found” her in a tomb that may have since been destroyed by the Islamic State.

Michael Wilson

University of Toronto mourns death of Chancellor Emeritus Michael Wilson

February 11, 2019

Michael Wilson, the University of Toronto’s 33^rd chancellor who had an accomplished career in the private and public sector – serving as Canada’s minister of finance and ambassador to the United States – has died. He was 81 years old.

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U of T researchers explore how to prevent flow of harmful microplastics into waterways

February 11, 2019

University of Toronto researchers are tracking the source of tiny pieces of plastic, called microplastics, that are making their way into Canadian waterways – one laundry load at a time.

James Noronha, YiWen Shao and Rebecca Renwick

U of T initiative funds collaborative research between faculty and community organizations

February 07, 2019

A new University of Toronto initiative aimed at promoting collaborative research between faculty members and community organizations has chosen its first project recipients: seven researchers who will work with groups on issues ranging from HIV prevention for gay and bisexual men to suicide reduction in Indigenous populations.

Matt Young

Astronomy graduate student Matt Young probes the beginning of the universe from the bottom of the world

February 07, 2019

Astronomers have been building telescopes in extreme locations for decades, sacrificing accessibility and comfort for better observing conditions.

Anna Shternshis

Songs from the past: U of T researcher's work leads to Grammy nomination

February 07, 2019

An album of long-lost Yiddish songs – discovered by a University of Toronto scholar at a library in Ukraine – is up for a Grammy award this weekend.

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