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A colourful (brown, blue and orange) frog rests on a brown surface.

Exploring rainforest trails and career paths in Ecuador

April 26, 2019

On February 22, U of T evolutionary biologist Luke Mahler received an unusual wake-up call: tremors from a 7.5 magnitude earthquake shook him awake at 5 a.m. after a late night of catching specimens with students.

Neeharika Hemrajani

'The place to find the identity you want to build': Students from the U.K. on why they chose U of T

April 25, 2019

For students from the United Kingdom, studying at the University of Toronto can sometimes seem familiar to school back home. But there are plenty of small differences – from gourmet food trucks to an abundance of course options – that ensure a unique experience.

Killam Prize winners

U of T researchers awarded Killam Prizes for contributions to humanities, health sciences

April 25, 2019

She has revealed knowledge about Stalinist Russia that was previously kept hidden. He has mapped our genes and given us a better understanding of autism.

Killam winners

Four U of T researchers receive two-year Killam Research Fellowships

April 25, 2019

Four University of Toronto researchers have been awarded Killam Research Fellowships in support of their projects in the natural sciences and health sciences.

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New photo exhibit highlights artistic legacy of the Middle East

April 25, 2019

PhD candidate Marjan Moosavi, a drama and theatre scholar from Iran, is aiming to fill a gap in research about Middle Eastern theatre — and to dispel myths about the region in the process.

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Snezana Pesic, faculty member and curator of the Canadian National Exhibition at the Prague Quadrennial 2019, takes CDTPS students to this international festival of theatre and design

April 25, 2019

The CDTPS is thrilled to have its design students attend this year’s Prague Quadrennial (PQ) under the experienced leadership of CDTPS faculty member Snezana Pesic.

Third-year student Daria Mancino presented her research into Holocaust survivor testimonies to her class

New 'Jews: By the Numbers' course introduces students to methods in statistics and digital humanities

April 23, 2019

A new Jewish Studies course on statistics and data visualization is attracting students from a range of disciplines, helping to fulfill their breadth requirementsand introducing some math-shy undergrads to the idea that numbers aren’t

German Chancellor Angela Merkel attends a Bundespressekonferenz in July of 2018, with Gregor Mayntz (right).

The unique way Germany handles press conferences: U of T symposium considers journalism in digital age

April 23, 2019

Journalism in Canada and around the globe is under siege as attacks on journalistic integrity abound. What is the best way to improve the public trust in journalism, and at the same time strengthen the foundations of democracy?

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U of T's Randy Boyagoda writes about 'tragic familiarity' of Sri Lanka bombings in the New York Times

April 23, 2019

The attacks on hotels and churches in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday, which left almost 300 dead, were “more than just a national or religious tragedy,” writes Randy Boyagoda in the New York Times.

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U of T President Meric Gertler offers 'deepest condolences' after terrorist attacks in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday

April 23, 2019

University of Toronto President Meric Gertler has condemned the string of bombings in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday that left nearly 300 people dead and hundreds more injured.

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