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One story at a time: 'Muslims in Canada Archives' fill critical gap in national narrative

April 27, 2022

Moska Rokay loves connecting the surprising dots between the life stories she hears when speaking with Canadian Muslims across the country.

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Highway death toll signs associated with more crashes, researchers find

April 26, 2022

Electronic billboards displaying traffic fatalities to encourage safer driving may actually contribute to an increase in crashes, a recent study co-authored by the University of Toronto's

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Single and thriving, or single and struggling? Geoff MacDonald investigates the link between happiness and the single life

April 07, 2022

Spring fever is here. With brighter, warmer days on the horizon, people are emerging from hibernation and throwing off the shroud of another pandemic winter to find what feels good. For some single people, that means seeking a mate.

Department of History’s Ariana Ellis named finalist in SSHRC Storytellers Challenge

April 06, 2022

This story was originally published on May 6, 2021 and updated on May 16, 2022.

New book examines the history of American social science — and argues for better governmental support

April 05, 2022

Rising from the ashes of the Second World War, the United States government believed that scientific research was the key to national prosperity and security. Hence, their establishment in 1950 of the National Science Foundation (NSF), an independent agency which to this day remains a major funder of basic research in the country.

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Undergraduate Nicole Regimbal's study reveals frog species most at risk from motor vehicles in southern Ontario

March 24, 2022

Anyone who’s played the video game Frogger knows that roads can spell the end for digital amphibians.

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Undergraduate research showcased in virtual fair for A&S Research Opportunities Program

March 24, 2022

In her poster session, Developing Equity, Diversity and Inclusivity (EDI) Learning Modules for Biology Courses, undergraduate Sahar Mahmoudian made the case that EDI practices are crucial for fields like biology which have “rich histories of racism, sexism and ableism that continue today.”

Nanochemistry pioneer Geoffrey Ozin wins the prestigious 2022 Killam Prize

March 15, 2022

University Professor Geoffrey Ozin has won the prestigious Killam Prize for 2022 for his visionary work in the field of nanochemistry.

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Why do animals sleep? U of T profs featured in CBC’s The Nature of Things documentary

March 11, 2022

Sleep is essential for most living creatures, but figuring out why, exactly, humans and animals sleep remains a challenging question for scientists.

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Graduate students awarded funding for brain, mental health research through sex and gender lens

March 10, 2022

A select group of graduate students have been awarded extra funding so they can incorporate sex or gender into their brain and mental health research, as part of a collaboration led by Arts & Science.

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