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Get involved on campus, says new University College grad Daniella Colangelo

June 22, 2022

Graduand Daniella Colangelo didn’t have a clear plan when she started her U of T studies as a member of University College — but she did know U of T would offer her the flexibility to explore different areas of academic interest and maximize her university experience.

For new graduate Annie Collins, balancing science, creativity and service was key

June 22, 2022

In her first year at U of T, Annie Collins took what she describes as a “weird combination” of biology, chemistry and math courses, along with a history and philosophy of science course.

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Thanks to passion and perseverance, human rights advocate Matida Daffeh is now a graduate

June 21, 2022

When Matida Daffeh receives her honours bachelor of arts degree today, it will be the culmination of an extraordinary journey: one that has been difficult, dangerous and ultimately triumphant.

New graduate Kabba Gizaw pursued excellence in both academics and community service

June 20, 2022

For students, the recent past has certainly not been easy: the loneliness of the pandemic, coupled with multiplying incidents of racist violence, have left many of them dealing with painful feelings on their own.

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Five faculty members recognized with President's Teaching Awards

June 17, 2022

Five faculty members, including two from the Faculty of Arts & Science, were recently honoured with The President’s Teaching Award, the highest honour for teaching at the University of Toronto.

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

June 17, 2022

From using AI to find hidden evidence of early humans using fire almost a million years ago to connecting academics with city leaders for climate-change solutions, scholars from a range of disciplines across the Faculty of Arts & Science are sharing their expertise on a variety of issues in the media.

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U of T researchers studying an ecological time capsule from Toronto Port Lands excavation site

June 17, 2022

In early 2021, keen-eyed workers at a Toronto Port Lands construction site on the city’s waterfront spotted plants that had sprouted from soil recently exposed by the removal of tons of earth. The plants were hard stem bulrush and cattails which are commonly found in freshwater marshes.

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Thanking our outgoing senior academic leaders

June 15, 2022

As the year comes to a close, several academic leaders are completing their terms as chairs and directors across various units in the Faculty of Arts & Science. They have provided tremendous leadership and the Faculty wishes to thank them for their service to our community.

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A new play on HORSE: Jeffrey Rosenthal analyses the probabilities of the popular basketball game

June 15, 2022

For both NBA All Stars and driveway amateurs, the basketball shooting game HORSE conjures up memories of schoolyard competitions and neighbourhood hangouts. A new statistical analysis could help make those recollections of simpler times a bit more interesting.

For new graduate Emily Hurmizi, it takes a village to complete an arts degree

June 15, 2022

Emily Hurmizi believes an arts education should never be done in isolation.

As a member of Victoria College, Hurmizi is graduating today with a bachelor of arts degree, with a double-major in philosophy and art history with a minor in environmental ethics.

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