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Kaitlyn Ferreira standing between two bookshelves in a library

University College grad reflects on wisdom gained in and out of the classroom

June 10, 2019

Kaitlyn Ferreira learned many things on the way to being awarded her honours bachelor of science degree alongside her fellow University College (UC) graduates today.

Judy Goldring clapping behind a podium at Convocation 2019

Honorary degree recipient Judy Goldring urges grads to 'give back and engage actively in your community'

June 10, 2019

From the campus buildings that bear her family’s name to her years overseeing academic, business and student affairs, Judy Goldring has helped build the University of Toronto into the world-class institution it is today.

Sylvia Bashevkin at her desk

Driven by curiosity: political science professor explores women foreign policy leaders

June 07, 2019

If you open a newspaper, turn on the evening news or log on to any social media platform, you’ll be hard pressed to find a news organization that doesn’t have something to say about a woman in a position of political power.

John Polanyi

We must never give up on abolishing nuclear weapons, says U of T's John Polanyi in the Globe and Mail

June 07, 2019

Allied planes dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 – the first and only use of nuclear weapons in war.

Tijjani Muhammad-Bande

U of T alumnus Tijjani Muhammad-Bande elected president of UN General Assembly

June 07, 2019

Tijjani Muhammad-Bande, Nigeria’s permanent representative at the United Nations and a University of Toronto alumnus, has been elected the next president of the UN General Assembly.

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Randy Boyagoda's novel Original Prin full of 'dark absurdities': New York Times

June 03, 2019

Randy Boyagoda’s book “Original Prin” promises to leave readers pondering “fascinating questions about fanaticism” even as it entertains with wit, absurdity and comedically crafted cultural references, according to a New York Times review of the author’s third novel.

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U of T statistician Jeffrey Rosenthal gives Toronto Raptors the edge to win NBA Finals

June 03, 2019

University of Toronto statistician Jeffrey Rosenthal is giving the Toronto Raptors' statistical edge to win the NBA Finals.

Professor David Novak poses next to Princeton professor Robert George while holding his award plaque.

David Novak honoured with Princeton University's James Q. Wilson Award

May 31, 2019

Professor David Novak of the Department of the Study of Religion and the Department of Philosophy in the Faculty of Arts & Science has been awarded the 2019 James Q.

University Professor Richard Florida speaks with Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto about the role of cities in global conversations like climate change and the refugee crisis.

‘Partnership is the new leadership’: Urban experts come together for School of Cities symposium on governance

May 31, 2019

The future of cities is built on collaboration.

That is the thread that ran through a symposium on Tuesday hosted by University of Toronto’s School of Cities at the Toronto Reference Library.

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A&S undergrads conduct on-the-ground research in world’s largest refugee settlement

May 29, 2019

On the southeast tip of Bangladesh, around a fishing port called Cox's Bazar, 1.2 million Rohingya people live in a set of interconnected camps that make up the world’s largest refugee settlement.

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