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Message from Dean Woodin for A&S undergraduate students: CR/NCR, fees and summer timetable

May 01, 2020

Dear A&S students,

Amanda Dale, Casey Mecija, Dawn Wilkinson and Cecilia Morgan.

Recognizing 35 years of A&S scholarships aimed at improving the status of women

May 01, 2020

They have become lawyers, activists, university professors, writers and film directors — all feminists with the same powerful mission to improve the status of women.

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A&S’s English Language Learning kicks off new Summer Reading eWriting Intensive

April 29, 2020

The Faculty of Arts & Science’s English Language Learning (ELL) program kicked off its new Summer Reading eWriting intensive online course this week.

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'The entire world coming together': U of T alumni's website highlights COVID-19 research, recoveries

April 29, 2020

In March, as the number of COVID-19 cases ascended worldwide, University of Toronto alumna Juliana Lee realized that she had been posting so much negative news about the pandemic on Instagram and Facebook that she herself was becoming anxious and depressed.

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Air pollution, climate change and COVID-19

April 29, 2020

As the spread of COVID-19 grew into a global pandemic in early 2020, countries attempted to stem the spread by restricting travel and issuing shelter-in-place orders. At the same time, economic activity slowed as businesses and factories cut back their operations or closed altogether.

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U of T's Myanmar Digital Library of rare manuscripts and artefacts opens access to scholars worldwide

April 28, 2020

“Which colour longyi makes the best background when photographing Pali palm-leaf manuscripts?” writes Tony Scott, a PhD candidate in the Faculty of Arts & Science’s Department for the Study of Religion, referencing the long piece of cloth widely worn as a garment in Myanmar.

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Chemistry's Robert Batey receives support from Toronto COVID-19 Action Fund

April 28, 2020

In response to the threat posed by the current pandemic, the University of Toronto set up the $8.4-million Toronto COVID-19 Action Fund to support high impact projects by researchers from U of T and its hospital partners.

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School of Cities series highlights pandemic's impact on cities, urban life

April 28, 2020

Each week in their new series — Coronavirus and the City: One Question — the School of Cities in the Faculty of Arts & Science asks urban leaders representing academia, government, industry, community and civil society to respond to one key question designed to draw ou

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Ishita Aggarwal — a scientist and social justice activist — recently named one of Canada's Top 25 2020 Women of Influence

April 27, 2020

Ishita Aggarwal (HBSc ‘15 Innis), a scientist and social justice activist, was recently named one of Canada’s Top 25 2020 Women of Influence.

Meaning and meditation: John Vervaeke cultivates wisdom in uncertain times

April 27, 2020

How do our minds deal with the increasing complexity of the modern world? How can we train ourselves to face life’s challenges? And how do we stay connected in a world full of distractions and alienation?

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