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2021 A&S Outstanding Staff Awards

June 15, 2021

Eleven staff members from the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Arts & Science are the recipients of Outstanding Staff Awards for 2021.

Geoffrey Hinton.

U of T deep learning pioneer Geoffrey Hinton receives honorary degree

June 14, 2021

When you translate a sentence using Google, or ask Siri to send a text, or play a song recommended by Spotify, you are using a technology that owes much to the innovative research of Geoffrey Hinton.

Adam Da Costa.

St. Michael's College grad who loves pharmacology administers advice

June 14, 2021

Adam Da Costa Gomes is intrigued by medications and their ability to make positive change in the body and mind. Graduating as a member of St.

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

June 11, 2021

From Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s call for an apology from the Pope for the role of the Catholic Church in Canada’s residential schools program, to the G7 meeting in England, scholars from a range of disciplines across the Faculty of Arts & Science are sharing their expertise on a variety of issues in the media.

Natasha Djuric.

'You can't make a road map for a place you've never been,' new A&S grad says

June 11, 2021

Toronto native Natasha Djuric came to U of T to explore communication and interactions between nature, society and agricultural systems — and to be around students as hungry to learn and grow as she was.

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Pali language course gives insight into Buddhist teachings

June 10, 2021

Until recently, Andrea Taylor, an international corporate tax lawyer, didn’t envision herself sitting in an introductory language class, certainly not to learn a language considered ancient and rarely spoken in modern day. “I never thought 10 years ago I’d be taking a Pali course,” she says.

Heba Qazibash.

A&S grad worked to destigmatize issues around mental health, helped students find their community

June 10, 2021

Heba Qazilbash always knew she wanted to work in health care but thought that would mean becoming a doctor. She chose U of T because an Arts & Science education allowed her to “mix and match” programs and courses.

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Don't hesitate to act if you see a need in your community, says Arts & Science grad Laura Gallo

June 09, 2021

When she arrived at U of T as an international student from the U.S., new Faculty of Arts & Science grad Laura Gallo spotted a glaring omission among the various groups and associations on campus.

Anne Innis Dagg.

Renowned zoologist Anne Innis Dagg, the "woman who loves giraffes," receives honorary degree

June 08, 2021

Anne Innis Dagg was a toddler when she first saw a giraffe, during a visit to the Brookfield Zoo in Chicago. But the animal left such a strong impression that she made studying the creature a lifelong pursuit.

Sally Walker.

Cinema student's film raises the curtain on epileptic seizures

June 08, 2021

It’s not easy making a movie about your chronic disorder.

But that’s exactly what Sally Walker-Hudecki set out to do when creating a short film called Foreign Ages that premiered at the Toronto Queer Film Festival in March.

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