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Alexandra Gaspar.

How A&S grad Alexandra Gaspar took action and advocated for a sustainable future

November 17, 2021

Alexandra Gaspar has always been inspired to drive positive change. Outside the classroom, Gaspar — who will be graduating with an honours bachelor of arts with double majors in political science and environmental studies this fall — was active in a number of student environmental initiatives at U of T.

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Physicist Sajeev John receives the 2021 Gerhard Herzberg Canada Gold Medal for helping harness the flow of photons

November 17, 2021

Theoretical physicist Sajeev John has received Canada’s highest science and engineering honour, the prestigious Gerhard Herzberg Canada Gold Medal.

Martin Krkošek awarded NSERC Steacie Fellowship for research into disease in wild and farmed salmon

November 17, 2021

Martin Krkošek, whose research has shed light on the disease dynamics between wild and farmed salmon on Canada’s west coast, has been awarded an E.W.R.

Courtesy Gloria Williams.

Four decades after first attending U of T, Gloria Williams is graduating with the class of 2021

November 16, 2021

“My career path was not traditional,” says Gloria Williams, a member of Woodsworth College who will be among the Faculty of Arts & Science students graduating this fall.

Alex Stringer.

Colleagues, staff and professors earn thanks from new Arts & Science grad for supporting his success

November 16, 2021

Since the day he arrived at U of T to forge a career in statistical sciences, things have been adding up perfectly for new Faculty of Arts & Science grad Alexander Stringer.

Stringer graduated with a master of science in statistics in June 2015 and a PhD in statistical sciences this November.

Aaron Cabral inside a lab.

Love your work and the research comes naturally, new grad says

November 15, 2021

Under the supervision of Professor Patrick Gunning, Aaron Cabral earned his PhD in chemistry at the Faculty of Arts & Science with a focus on developing new diagnostic methods for drug discovery research in oncology and neurodegenerative diseases.

(Left to right) Amanda Cutinha and Chris Parsons.

Report by Arts & Science researchers at Citizen Lab raises concerns about proposed new privacy legislation

November 12, 2021

The authors of a report on how personal information has been collected and shared during the COVID-19 pandemic are raising alarms about potential new privacy legislation.

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A&S scholars sharing their expertise in the media this week

November 12, 2021

From the benefits of enduring pain and unhappiness to family feuds at Canadian corporations to the human rights obligations of Facebook, scholars from a range of disciplines across the Faculty of Arts & Science are sharing their expertise on a variety of issues in the media.

Here’s some of what they had to say this week.

Writer, teacher, ‘knowledge carrier’: U of T joins country in remembering Lee Maracle

November 12, 2021

Lee Maracle, the celebrated writer, is being remembered by the University of Toronto as an inspirational instructor, adviser, activist and mentor to students — and as someone whose pen helped draw attention to the need for decolonization in Canada.

Georgia Maxwell.

'You don't have to stick to what you know,' new grad says

November 12, 2021

Georgia Maxwell’s Arts & Science education wasn’t limited to the classroom. She gained valuable communication skills while earning her master’s degree in English literature with a collaborative specialization in book history and print culture, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

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