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

December 17, 2021

From prospects for the economic recovery of public transit in Montreal to an online hoax targeting women in India with fake offers of employment at Harvard University, scholars from a range of disciplines across the Faculty of Arts & Science are sharing their expertise on a variety of issues in the media.

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Researchers reveal how our brains update memories when we discover they’re wrong

December 16, 2021

Researchers from the Faculty of Arts & Science’s Department of Psychology have confirmed the critical role played by the brain’s hippocampus in updating our memories when those recollections are shown to be inaccurate.

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Fred VanVleet and U of T launch scholarship for Black and Indigenous students at Rotman Commerce

December 16, 2021

Toronto Raptors' guard Fred VanVleet has launched a scholarship at the University of Toronto for incoming Black and Indigenous students at Rotman Commerce.

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Chelsea Rochman and Helen Tran receive 2021 Dorothy Shoichet Women Faculty in Science Awards of Excellence

December 16, 2021

For their pioneering work in the study of microplastics and organic polymer chemistry respectively, Chelsea Rochman and Helen Tran have each received the 2021 Dorothy Shoichet Women Faculty in Science Award of Excellence.

100 years after the first woman MP, progress remains 'uneven and slow'

December 16, 2021

On election day in December 1921, a rural schoolteacher named Agnes Macphail became Canada’s first female member of parliament. In the wake of the trailblazing MP’s landmark victory 100 years ago, how much progress has been made for women in Canadian politics?

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Important update from Dean Woodin about exams

December 15, 2021

Dear Arts & Science students, faculty and staff,

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Hart House Hip Hop Education program: Deeply empowering for A&S interns

December 15, 2021

Two work study students describe how the visionary Hip Hop Education program emboldened them to learn from others and reconnect with their own, unique voice. This was a meaningful opportunity for them to share their stories, to see themselves at the table.

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New course explores the social dimensions of murder and other violent crimes

December 15, 2021

In their study of human societies, anthropologists have long been concerned with death and violent conflict. But they have had less to say about murder: the unlawful and malicious taking of human life.

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Course examines the global hidden hunger affecting the Global South and North

December 15, 2021

For both instructor and students, the Global Hidden Hunger course holds special meaning because of their own personal experiences.

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Author! Author! 2021 A&S bookshelf

December 14, 2021

From award-winning and short-listed works of non-fiction, to scholarly and literary inquiry and analysis, to critically acclaimed fiction, the A&S bookshelf added many new volumes this year. Here are just a few of the titles.

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