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A ChatGPT World? St. Michael’s College to offer an experimental course taught by AI

April 06, 2023

Fall 2023 brings a new class to the Faculty of Art & Science that will be taught almost entirely with artificial intelligence (AI) tools.

The cover of this Red Haggadah from the National Library of Russia, features a search for leavened bread, which is forbidden on Passover

In the Media: The Soviet ‘Red Passovers’ Where Jews Gave Thanks for Communism, Atlas Obscura

April 05, 2023

In the 1920s and ’30s, the Communist Party of the former Soviet Union campaigned for Jewish people to abandon religion in favor of a secular Jewish identity.

Rudolph Kriegler.

Internet pioneer, A&S alum Rudolph Kriegler identified with students fleeing wars and conflicts

April 05, 2023

As a young physics student, Rudy Kriegler fled the uprising against Russian-backed Soviet troops in Hungary in 1956. With little more than the clothes on his back, he ducked bullets and barbed wire while wading across a border river as he scrambled to freedom.

Ralph Chou looking through a telescope in the middle of a field on a sunny day.

Chasing the sun: Alum Ralph Chou is top expert on solar eclipse viewing

April 05, 2023

The Faculty of Arts & Science will educate the public and stir up a sense of wonder for Eclipse 2024, including consultations with Arts & Science expert alumni such as Ralph Chou.

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Dynamic scholars and educators join the A&S community

April 05, 2023

The Faculty of Arts & Science is proud to welcome and introduce our newest faculty members.

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Brave new technology: A&S experts provide insight into generative AI tools like ChatGPT and DALL-E

April 04, 2023

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to rapidly advance, there has been a surge in the development of AI-powered content creation tools like ChatGPT and Dall-e that offer users a range of personalized experiences.

Abstract hexagonal graphene connection illustration

Condensed matter physicists develop new insight into the enigmatic realm of 'strange metals'

April 04, 2023

As students learn in school, electrons are discrete, subatomic particles that flow through wires like molecules of water flowing through a pipe. We call that flow electricity and harness it to power and control everything from lightbulbs to the Large Hadron Collider.

Beau Hayward outside with his black Labrador, Aster.

'After my accident, my life flipped upside down and school has given me purpose': Beau Hayward is now doing 'something he loves' — studying history

April 03, 2023

For Beau Hayward, pursuing a degree at U of T is a dream come true — a dream born out of a life-altering event that made him reassess what matters.

Melissa Franklin.

A&S alum and world-renowned physicist Melissa Franklin delivers Innis Alumni Lecture April 5

April 03, 2023

With a focus that spans history, science, literature and even culture, alum Melissa Franklin, an experimental particle physicist at Harvard University, will explore how long things last at this year’s free Innis Alumni Lecture.

Standing - left to right: Pan Chen, Assistant Professor Joseph Jay Williams, Mohi Reza, Harsh Kumar and Ilya Musabirov

U of T computer scientists' MOOClet framework helps personalize and improve online learning experiences

March 31, 2023

Instructors, students and scientists have ideas every day for how to improve instruction — from which explanations of concepts make things click, to which messages motivate students to start homework early.

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