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Mike Reid, astronomy professor teaching in Convocation Hall.

Innovations in teaching: Inside Con Hall with Mike Reid

May 31, 2016

So what’s it really like to learn in a room with 1,500 fellow students? And what’s it like to teach in that famous rotunda?

U of T News student reporter Krisha Ravikantharaja goes Inside Con Hall to see why some of U of T’s most popular professors and classes can be found under the dome.

Tag cloud of bait content topics with words like Torture, UAE, and Criticism.

Citizen Lab researchers uncover extensive Twitter cyber espionage campaign

May 30, 2016

A new report from the University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab reveals a sophisticated international cyber-espionage campaign targeting journalists and activists whose work concerns the United Arab Emirates.

Cody Kita and course instructor Siobhan O’Flynn.

Undergrad research helps make the case for bike lanes on Bloor Street

May 26, 2016

In 1976, the City of Toronto proposed bike lanes for a busy section of Bloor Street that includes an area known as the “Annex.” Forty years later, those bike lanes may finally become a reality, and University of Toronto student Cody Kita can say he capped his undergraduate career by playing a small but important role in the epic battle

Diane Horton lecturing while pointing at notes on a chalkboard.

Innovations in teaching: Diane Horton

May 26, 2016

Student weekends are not what they were in the era before inverted teaching.

Jessica Phillips.

#UofTGrad16: Rhodes Scholar Jessica Phillips

May 25, 2016

For Jessica Phillips, it all started under water, six years ago, off the coast of Belize.
“There were sea turtles swimming under me, and reef sharks all around,” the 22-year-old recalled in the Junior Common Room of University College.

“It was a really pristine area, and the coral reefs were so beautiful.”

Mark Zaremb, Professor Tamara Trojanowska, Stefan Podsiadlo with large cheque for $50,000 to U of T&#039;s Polish language and literature program.

WWII veterans support Polish language and literature program

May 25, 2016

Stefan Podsiadlo knows all too well the meaning of sacrifice and the importance of giving back.

Daniel Re takes a selfie of himself and associate professor Nicholas Rule.

Selfie-probing psychologist finds you might be even vainer than you thought

May 24, 2016

When University of Toronto psychologist Daniel Re set out to study the habits of selfie-takers on social media, no amount of overestimation could have prepared him for the high opinions people seem to have of themselves online.

Three peaked archways at the entrance to the Naypyidaw fountain park.

Trump, zombies and dictators: impressions from a Burmese internship

May 24, 2016

“The world has perished in the zombie apocalypse except for Donald Trump and 10 Burmese dictators. Together they conspire to build an extravagant South East Asian paradise with lavish hotels and 20 lane highways for just the 11 of them: the end result is Burma’s capital, Naypyidaw.”

Charlie Foran.

Alumni Interviews: Happiness is the road

May 19, 2016

Born and raised in Toronto, Charlie Foran (BA 1983 English and Celtic Studies, St. Mike’s) is a writer, teacher and human rights advocate.

Ryan Pyle.

Alumni Interviews: Photographing Chinese diversity

May 18, 2016

Ryan Pyle is an award-winning photographer and photojournalist based in Shanghai, China, whose work has appeared in the New York Times, TIME Magazine, Newsweek, Wall Street Journal, Forbes and Fortune.

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