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U of T researchers studying an ecological time capsule from Toronto Port Lands excavation site

June 17, 2022

In early 2021, keen-eyed workers at a Toronto Port Lands construction site on the city’s waterfront spotted plants that had sprouted from soil recently exposed by the removal of tons of earth. The plants were hard stem bulrush and cattails which are commonly found in freshwater marshes.

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Thanking our outgoing senior academic leaders

June 15, 2022

As the year comes to a close, several academic leaders are completing their terms as chairs and directors across various units in the Faculty of Arts & Science. They have provided tremendous leadership and the Faculty wishes to thank them for their service to our community.

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A new play on HORSE: Jeffrey Rosenthal analyses the probabilities of the popular basketball game

June 15, 2022

For both NBA All Stars and driveway amateurs, the basketball shooting game HORSE conjures up memories of schoolyard competitions and neighbourhood hangouts. A new statistical analysis could help make those recollections of simpler times a bit more interesting.

For new graduate Emily Hurmizi, it takes a village to complete an arts degree

June 15, 2022

Emily Hurmizi believes an arts education should never be done in isolation.

As a member of Victoria College, Hurmizi is graduating today with a bachelor of arts degree, with a double-major in philosophy and art history with a minor in environmental ethics.

Andrei Yudin wins 2022 Konrad Adenauer Research Award

June 14, 2022

Professor Andrei Yudin of the Department of Chemistry is the recipient of the

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Professor Juna Kollmeier selected 2022 Jacques Solvay International Chair in Physics

June 14, 2022

The Solvay Institutes have selected Professor Juna Kollmeier of the Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics (CITA) as its 2022 Jacques Solvay International Chair in Physics.

‘You are allowed to change your mind’: Rotman Commerce grad offers encouraging words to today’s students

June 14, 2022

When Makgofe Mathipa came to U of T four years ago, she was determined to learn as much as she could about economics and business. And she did — through engaging in class discussions, collaborating on projects with her classmates and completing internships. However, she wasn’t prepared for how much she’d learn about herself.

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Eagle Feather introduced to convocation ceremonies as a symbol of U of T's commitment to reconciliation

June 13, 2022

For the first time in the University of Toronto's 195-year history, the chancellor's procession at convocation was led by a symbol of the University's enduring partnership with Indigenous Peoples.

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Artificial intelligence-powered archaeology draws out hidden evidence of fire use by early humans

June 13, 2022

Researchers from the University of Toronto, the Weizmann Institute of Science and Hebrew University have identified new evidence of the use of fire by ancient humans at least 800,000 years ago at a site in western Israel.

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A digital life examined: Students view online teaching platform through the lens of critical digital justice

June 13, 2022

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, life was being lived increasingly in built information environments of digital tools, platforms and algorithms — including search engines, scholarly digital archives, augmented reality, the Internet of Things and more.

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