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Edward Swenson uncovering one of the sacrificial victims at the Moche pyramid.

Life death and meaning in the Jequetepeque Valley of northern Peru

September 18, 2014

Archaeology is about more than filling in the blanks of human history. It is fundamentally a philosophical pursuit with questions about life and death at the very core of all that digging.

Milica Radisic, Amira Mittermaier and Natalie E. Rothman

U of T researchers named to Royal Society of Canada's College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists

September 17, 2014

Three U of T researchers are among the inaugural cohort of a prestigious new College created by the Royal Society of Canada (RSC) to recognize the emerging generation of Canadian intellectual leadership.

Live actors dressed as Anna and Elsa, the sister princesses from Frozen.

Nic Sammond on the enduring popularity of Disney's hit film Frozen

September 15, 2014

Disney struck box office gold with the animated feature Frozen, which has the distinction of being the highest-grossing animated feature and the fifth highest-grossing film of all time. Its Academy Award-winning song “Let it Go” has struck a particular chord with kids, and is the subject of online tributes and parodies.

Eliza Reid and Erica Jacobs Green

A&S alumna hosts world's top authors at Icelandic retreat

September 12, 2014

Eliza Reid studied international relations when she was at the University of Toronto in the ’90s, but she probably didn’t think she’d end up as something of a cultural ambassador for Iceland.

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Balzan Prize goes to University Professor Emeritus Ian Hacking

September 11, 2014

University Professor Emeritus Ian Hacking is a winner of the 2014 Balzan prize, an $800,000 (US) award that recognizes scholars and scientists who have distinguished themselves in their fields.

Record number of Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada for U of T

September 10, 2014

Twenty-one U of T scholars — including 12 from the Faculty of Arts & Science — have been named Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada (RSC) this year, more than the university has ever seen inducted in a single year.

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New project would enhance Toronto's cultural landscape

September 09, 2014

New performance space, a new museum and new academic facilities for the study of civilizations and cultures are all part of a University of Toronto proposal that would create a dramatic new gateway to its downtown campus and a major addition to the city’s cultural district.

Chris Darling, Spencer Barrett and the students of the Tropical Field Biology course at the Alto Madre de Dios river.

From the Andes to the Amazon: U of T students in "biodiversity hotspot"

September 04, 2014

Danielle de Carle was terrified. The University of Toronto ecology and evolutionary biology student was alone in the Peruvian rain forest – for once without a headlamp – with monkeys, birds and insects creating a cacophony of noise around her.

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Social media's part in the 2011 Egyptian uprising: not as important as often claimed

September 03, 2014

There’s been some debate among researchers and journalists about the extent to which social media — Facebook, Twitter and text messages — stimulated unrest in the 2011 Egyptian uprising.

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Robot road trip

September 02, 2014

Meet hitchBOT, the creation of three Ontario researchers, including Frank Rudzicz of U of T’s Department of Computer Science and the

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