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'We were here; we exist. This is how we were.' Robert Giard's portraits of LGBTQ2S+ authors and writers

June 17, 2020

To celebrate Pride Month, we are recognizing the achievements and experiences of the A&S LGBTQ2S+ community and — as allies and community members alike — we are working to build on a more welcoming, inclusive and representative community.

David Rayside.

Forty years after the Toronto bathhouse raids, David Rayside looks back on a career in activism, sexual diversity

June 16, 2020

To celebrate Pride Month, we are recognizing the achievements and experiences of the A&S LGBTQ2S+ community and — as allies and community members alike — we are working to build on a more welcoming, inclusive and representative community.

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New Series: The Ethics of Black Lives Matter

June 15, 2020

Join the Centre for Ethics for the Ethics of Black Lives Matter, an interdisciplinary series of online events featuring short video takes.

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'Climate change has become an unparalleled crisis': A&S astronomers propose strategies to reduce travel-generated carbon footprint

June 15, 2020

In 1960, long before his acclaimed book and television series Cosmos, the astronomer Carl Sagan determined that the inferno-like temperatures on Venus were the result of an atmosphere composed almost entirely of carbon dioxide.

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Baking in quarantine: A&S alumna builds connections through food

June 12, 2020

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, many have been using quarantine as a time to revisit old hobbies and discover new ones.

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

June 12, 2020

Scholars from a range of disciplines across the Faculty of Arts & Science are sharing their expertise on pressing issues in the media — from conversations around removing monuments and renaming public spaces in the wake of anti-racism protests, to the effectiveness of body cameras worn by police officers.

Kate Friesen.

Pairing dance and determination, A&S grad Kate Friesen is Oxford bound

June 11, 2020

Kate Friesen says she barely knew what immunology was when she registered for an introductory immunology course during her first year at the University of Toronto.

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Melody Neumann's active-learning app helps students and instructors Team Up!

June 11, 2020

This story was originally published on January 22, 2020 and updated on June 11, 2020: Congratulations to Melody Neumann for being honoured with a 2020 D2L Innovation Award in Teaching and Learning which recognizes post-s

Josh Rosenblum.

A&S alumnus advice to sociology students: 'snowball' your network

June 11, 2020

What is the most effective way to advertise a product to consumers in less than 10 seconds? One strategy, according to Faculty of Arts & Science alumnus Josh Rosenblum, is a competition between Graphics Interchange Format animations — better known as GIFs.

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Invited by Justin Trudeau, U of T's Lana El Sanyoura addresses fellow graduates across the country

June 10, 2020

As a recent University of Toronto graduate, Lana El Sanyoura is no stranger to meeting deadlines and occasionally working late into the night.

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