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Sheila Stewart and Bonnie Cuss with Rowell Soller looking at painting while surrounded by artwork.

Working with homeless youth in arts program has indelible impression on undergrad

May 06, 2016

University of Toronto undergraduate Bonnie Cuss could relate to the young people she met during her student placement at SKETCH, a community group that engages homeless and street-involved youth through the arts.

A.W. Peet.

Planet ArtSci Episode 11: How Lego Batman explains String Theory

May 04, 2016

U of T physicist A.W. Peet uses Lego to explain String Theory, the building blocks of the universe, gravitational waves, black holes, Monty Python and Yahoo Serious. Seriously.

Smiling students at a table.

Community-engaged learning program transforms student's perspective

May 04, 2016

“A lot of things don’t fit into perfect boxes”

University of Toronto undergraduate Stephanie Wang felt like she had come full circle when she chose a student placement with an agency in the community where she grew up but she soon discovered her journey of understanding had just begun.

Joe Wong.

Planet ArtSci Episode 12: The Changing Face of Global Poverty

May 04, 2016

Joe Wong, a political scientist at the Munk School of Global Affairs, discusses how the current state of global poverty is shifting: while there are fewer poor people in the world today than there were 25 years ago, there are more poor people from countries that we don’t ordinarily consider to be poor.

Students with Bonnie McElhinny making leis out of tea leaves.

Undergraduates explore and compare the meaning of multiculturalism on research trip to Hawaii

May 03, 2016

When University of Toronto Professor Bonnie McElhinny and six of her anthropology students think about Hawaii, it’s not the lovely beaches, the surfers or the volcanoes that first come to mind.

Students Wajih Ahmed and Oona Nadle with Jeannie Miller.

The transcendent value of disgust: A New perspective on 9th-century Arabic scholar

April 29, 2016

Already regarded as one of the most dynamic teachers at the University of Toronto, Jeannie Miller is likely to make an even bigger impact in the future with a new perspective on some very old prose.

Stephen Toope, David Cameron, Randall Hansen, Taiyan Liu, John Dagonas, John Sotos, and Steve Mirkopoulos.

Greece on the world stage and at U of T: Munk School announces new endowment fund for Hellenic studies

April 29, 2016

Greece has played key roles in global affairs for much of the past 100 years, influencing social and economic policy in Europe and becoming a microcosm of many of the world’s most pressing challenges.

Row of women doing yoga outdoors.

Yoga, Jane Eyre and Self-Actualization: U of T grad students use storytelling to explain their research

April 27, 2016

Does your early morning yoga actually change the way you think? Yes, according to the research of Nicholas Hobson (department of psychology) into the effect of ritual behavior on cognition.

Dean David Cameron, Melanie Newton, Kyoungrok Ko and Steve Engels.

2016 Outstanding Teaching Award Winners

April 27, 2016

Steve Engels of computer science, Kyoungrok Ko of East Asian studies and Melanie Newton of history are this year’s recipients of the Faculty of

Dean David Cameron, Silvia Cocolo, Jessica Finlayson, Grace Desa and Lloyd Smith.

Staff and student honoured at 2016 Arts & Science Outstanding Achievement Awards

April 27, 2016

Four staff members from across the Faculty of Arts & Science are this year’s recipients of Outstanding Staff Awards. Established in 1999, the awards recognize employees who have achieved excellence in support of the Faculty’s mission of teaching and research.

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