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Hearts and minds: Why the conflict in Ukraine will reinvigorate democracy

March 09, 2022

Lucan Ahmad Way is a professor in the Department of Political Science at UTSC, cross-appointed to the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy and an associate at the

Shelley Lumba combats poverty by deciphering the 'molecular language' of plants

March 08, 2022

As a young child spending time on her grandparents’ rice farm in the Philippines, Shelley Lumba grew up understanding the benefits of the Green Revolution — the period in the 1950s and 60s when many technological advances were made in agriculture.

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A&S community helps ‘break the bias’ as part of International Women’s Day

March 08, 2022

The theme of this year’s International Women’s Day — #BreakTheBias — encourages people to imagine a world free of bias, stereotypes and discrimination.

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To mark International Womens Day, A&S women leaders offer advice to those following in their footsteps

March 08, 2022

In many disciplines in the physical sciences, social sciences and humanities, women have been historically excluded and, as a result, remain underrepresented. Even in 2022, they face hurdles, disadvantages and biases that their male counterparts do not.

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Hart House music magazine fuels journalist Melissa Vincent’s meteoric career

March 07, 2022

Arts & Science alumna, board member of Canada’s Polaris Music Prize and rising star in journalism — interviewing household names like Jessie Reyez — traces her love of music and writing back to her formative experiences at Hart House as editor-in-chief of Demo magazine.

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Your A&S International Women’s Day reading list

March 06, 2022

From award-winning and shortlisted works of fiction, to scholarly and historical inquiry and analysis, to critically acclaimed non-fiction, women faculty from Arts & Science published exciting new books this past year. Here are just a few of the titles that will inform, educate and inspire you.

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

March 04, 2022

From the global response to the war in Ukraine to the pandemic’s impact on memory, 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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'A word is a world': By reclaiming language, Tahohtharátye (Joe Brant) keeps Indigenous knowledge alive

March 04, 2022

The Haudenosaunee people traditionally welcome newborn babies with words spoken in the language of their ancestors.

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'German studies is changing in critical ways': Reading group reframes the discipline through a decolonial lens

March 03, 2022

German Studies is changing rapidly, as new perspectives from the natural, social and information sciences inspire radical collaborations with disciplines such as philosophy, sociology, history, and environmental humanities.

Yong Baek Kim.

U of T quantum physicist receives boost for research into new phases of matter

March 02, 2022

Yong-Baek Kim, a professor in the Department of Physics, the director of the Centre for Quantum Materials and a member of the Centre for Quantum Information & Quantum Control in the Faculty

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