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EEB students awarded prize recognizing best in undergraduate research

April 15, 2019

Twenty-four undergraduate students in the Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology (EEB) showcased their research projects and competed for the department’s Corey A. Goldman Prize for Best Research Poster at the recent annual EEB Undergraduate Research Fair.

James Reilly

New book on modern Syria – a rich history and an uncertain future

April 12, 2019

As an undergraduate student at Georgetown University in the 1970s, James Reilly was interested in classical archeology when he went to Lebanon to study at the American University in Beirut.

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Geography & Planning's Joshua Steckley named finalist in SSHRC's Storytelling Challenge

April 12, 2019

Congratulations to Geography & Planning’s Joshua Steckley on being named one of 25 finalists in the SSHRC’s annual Storytellers contest, where postsecondary students from across the Canada explain their research in three minutes or 300 words.

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Astrophysicist Ue-Li Pen on first image of black hole and collaboration behind it

April 11, 2019

The appearance of a black hole has been the stuff of scientists’ predictions and sci-fi writers’ imaginations – until today.

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Syria's White Helmets speak at U of T about their dangerous front-line work

April 11, 2019

The day after speaking to a room of students, faculty members and policy-makers at the University of Toronto, Muneer Mustafa planned to make his way back to Syria where he will return to the front lines of a war that is now in its eighth year.

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'I wanted to be a part of the mosaic of diversity': Students from Mexico on why they chose U of T

April 11, 2019

When University of Toronto President Meric Gertler led a delegation to Mexico City last year, he noted that international students at U of T encounter “new ideas, perspectives and approaches that in turn inspire mutual understanding and stimulate knowledge.”

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Record. Replay. Remember.

April 10, 2019

A U of T researcher and her team have developed an app that combines neuroscience with smartphone technology to sharpen memories for people of all ages and could even help combat the looming Alzheimer’s epidemic.

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Jackman Humanities Institute explores the University and the challenge of Indigenous stories

April 10, 2019

As the University confronts colonialism, academic disciplines need to come to terms with Indigenous storytelling as a form of knowing, teaching and learning.

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New 'Coffee Shop Talk' series at Institute of Islamic Studies facilitates discussions on tough topics

April 09, 2019

In moments of horrific hate-fuelled violence like the terrorist atrocities at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, where 50 people were murdered while at worship, it can feel as though putting complex thoughts and feelings into words is impossible.

Hundreds of people came to listen to the ideas of University of Toronto researchers at the CRAM festival on Friday evening. All photos: Nick Iwanyshyn.

Visitors CRAM U of T campus at one-night festival of ideas

April 09, 2019

By the end of the week, the University of Toronto usually goes quiet as students take a well-earned break. But the downtown Toronto campus was bustling on Friday evening as people came to listen to U of T researchers describe their work and its impact.

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