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Students seated in a circle of chairs at the Centre for Aboriginal Initiatives.

National Aboriginal Day: The importance of Indigenous culture and learning at U of T

June 21, 2016

Language and culture: two areas that go hand-in-hand are also a focus of today’s National Aboriginal Day celebration.

Both subjects, highlighted in The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) of Canada’s Calls to Action, are also key priorities of the University of Toronto’s Indigenous community.

Anolis landestoyi, perched and camouflaged on branch.

New lizard found in Dominican Republic

June 17, 2016

A University of Toronto-led team has reported the discovery of a new lizard in the middle of the most-visited island in the Caribbean, strengthening a long-held theory that communities of lizards can evolve almost identically on separate islands.

Dhyey Sejpal.

University (of Toronto) dreams came true

June 16, 2016

Dhyey Sejpal, who recently graduated with high distinction from the University of Toronto with a specialist in computer science focusing on artificial intelligence, began his academic career at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Indore — one of that nation’s

Nicolai Farber.

This transgender artist partially funded his degree through his own company

June 14, 2016

Bright blue. That’s the colour of Nicolai Farber’s hair, his eyes and his “creative mascot” Yozhik, the chubby cartoon hedgehog.

Daniel Derkach.

Neuroscience graduate strikes perfect balance in and out of class

June 14, 2016

Things are going very well for St. Michael’s College graduate Daniel Derkach right now.

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Undergrad teams helping transform humanities research at University of Toronto

June 13, 2016

A select group of University of Toronto undergrads are now among the world’s foremost authorities in their respective fields, thanks to a ground-breaking initiative to bring science-like teamwork into humanities research.

Theodora Bruun.

Oxford-bound graduate found time to do 'nearly' everything at U of T

June 09, 2016

Before beginning her studies at U of T a few years ago, Theodora Bruun may have been advised to take full advantage of the many opportunities available or she may just have figured it out for herself. Either way, she certainly made the most of her time as an undergrad.

A playful pirate-themed playground with a ship, shark, and teeter totter dolphins.

Parks, planning and public spaces: Toronto can learn lessons from Jerusalem say U of T students

June 07, 2016

“Jerusalem is a city of neighbourhoods.”

“Only deputy mayors are paid in Jerusalem. What is the impact of city councillors being unpaid? Who can afford the position?”

“How to design public space – who is using it? Fence or no fence?”

Douglas Stephan.

Environmentally friendly catalysts: Their time has come

June 01, 2016

The Paris agreement together with a new federal government in Canada has some predicting a new era of carbon pricing that could encourage industry to adopt cleaner, cheaper catalysts.

Ontario premier Kathleen Wynne speaking from a podium at Words &amp; Deeds Award dinner.

Business mission to Israel shows Ontario serious about innovation, says U of T expert

June 01, 2016

Ontario premier Kathleen Wynne returned May 19 from a five-day business mission to Israel that emphasized innovation, research and development and resulted in 44 new agreements valued at more than $180 million.

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