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L-R: Siobhan Scott, David Scrymgeour, Justin Glaspell and Eseosa Nosakhare.

A philanthropist's succession plan

January 16, 2018

When David Scrymgeour was a Commerce student at U of T in the 1970s, he won a scholarship. The specifics and the precise amount are lost to memory, but the impact never went away.

Meg Schlichting.

Cognitive neuroscientist Meg Schlichting's memory research could change the way we teach students

January 15, 2018

In the film Memento, the protagonist played by Guy Pearce is unable to form new memories.

L-R: Professor Miriam Diamond, Hayley McIlwraith, Assistant Professor Chelsea Rochman and Jack Lin.

Airing our dirty laundry: Are our clothes harming the environment?

January 08, 2018

Two undergraduate students researching pollution have helped develop a new method for measuring how much plastic is released into the environment from laundering clothes, and their work may impact both consumer choices and government policy.

A group of students waiting outside for an awards ceremony.

U of T students who crushed it in 2017

January 05, 2018

Where to begin listing the accomplishments of the University of Toronto’s 88,000 students this year? There was the undergraduate who solved a mystery by locating an ancient species on the tree of life. The swimmer who set a world record time – in between studying for exams and completing assignments.

Erin Shields.

U of T alumna Erin Shields' adaptation of Paradise Lost to première at Stratford Festival

January 05, 2018

University of Toronto alumna Erin Shields, an award-winning playwright, will see her adaptation of Paradise Lost première at the Stratford Festival this summer.

Donald J. Trump&#039;s multiple tweets on his twitter account on a cell phone.

'Fasten your seatbelts – it's going to be a bumpy year': U of T experts on what to expect in 2018

January 05, 2018

From a new crown prince making waves in Saudi Arabia to government protests in Iran and a battle between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un over who has a bigger nuclear button, there’s a lot to give pause in the year ahead.

Natalie Zemon Davis.

Natalie Zemon Davis on the importance of curiosity in humanities research

January 03, 2018

Historian Natalie Zemon Davis has long been a nonconformist.

Pages of an open book.

An idiosyncratic survey of great Canadian reads: U of T's Randy Boyagoda & The Conversation

December 19, 2017

Editor’s note: What better season than winter to curl up with some interesting books?

Geoffrey Hinton striking a relaxed pose in the server room of the machine learning group, in U of T’s Department of Computer Science

2017 in Focus: U of T’s 13 favourite photos

December 19, 2017

From server rooms to squirrels, selfies to swimmers – University of Toronto photographers captured them all in pixels.

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U of T Remembers: Robert (Bob) Garrison: For 40 years at U of T, he studied – and explained – the stars

December 19, 2017

Robert (Bob) Frederick Garrison was a gifted astronomer who was also a masterful spokesman for his discipline, opening up the splendours of the heavens to non-scientists in Canada and abroad. His infectious enthusiasm for the stars was transmitted not just to undergraduates and graduate students, but to the community at large.

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