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Peter Munk.

In Memoriam: Peter Munk (1927-2018)

March 29, 2018

The University of Toronto community has lost a most generous and visionary alumnus and benefactor, Peter Munk, who passed away at the age of 90.

Alán Aspuru-Guzik.

Canada 150 Research Chair joining U of T

March 28, 2018

A leading researcher in theoretical and computational chemistry is joining the University of Toronto as one of the Canada 150 Research Chairs announced today by the federal government.

A Hubble Space Telescope image of the galaxy NGC1052-DF2. Distant galaxies are visible through DF2 due to its lack of stars and “ghostly” nature.

U of T, Yale astronomers discover 'see-through' galaxy with almost no dark matter

March 28, 2018

A team of astronomers has discovered a unique galaxy—the first of its kind—that appears to contain virtually no dark matter. It is an exceptional find since galaxies are commonly thought to contain more dark matter than the ordinary matter that makes up a galaxy’s stars, gas and dust.

Adam Cohen.

Art historian Adam Cohen explores the most illustrated book in Jewish history

March 26, 2018

It may be the most illustrated book in Jewish history, but the Passover haggada has never been explored quite like this.

David Liu and Sarah Mayes-Tang.

Arts & Science faculty honoured with Early Career Teaching Award and Teaching Fellowship

March 23, 2018

Two Arts & Science faculty members are among this year’s recipients of the University of Toronto’s Early Career Teaching Award and Teaching Fellowship.

An illustration of four people and one baby. Two of the people are holding cell phones.

How to protect online data: U of T Citizen Lab's Security Planner tool offers safety tips from the experts

March 23, 2018

The Security Planner tool, launched by Citizen Lab at U of T’s Munk School of Global Affairs, aims to make online safety easier to navigate.

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Arts & Science students put classwork to use abroad

March 20, 2018

Students and faculty reflect on their International Course Module experiences.

Reading week isn’t just a chance to head south or binge on Netflix — it’s an opportunity to learn while travelling abroad.

UC One students Filip Pusov, Spase Gjorgjievski, Jackie Emick and Stefan Mondovski.

University College Research and Practice Day showcases undergraduate work

March 20, 2018

On Friday, March 16, students enrolled in UC One and University College’s three interdisciplinary programs (Canadian Studies, Cognitive Science and Health Studies), and Drama Studies presented their research, practicum and course work at

PhD student Matt Young at the south pool on a sunny day.

Astronomers often go literally to the ends of the earth to peer into space

March 14, 2018

“There’s a huge difference between looking at diagrams of the telescope in Toronto, and actually taking things apart myself.” Young says. “Being here puts everything together. The skills I’m learning here are invaluable.

A white-faced capuchin monkey.

Plants faring worse than monkeys in increasingly patchy forests of Costa Rica

March 12, 2018

Cattle ranching, agriculture and other human activities breaking up Costa Rican forests into isolated patchy fragments, are causing more problems for native plant populations than for monkey species sharing the same habitat.

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