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Hot off the press: 2025 Arts & Science Book Roundup

December 01, 2025

From social commentary to scholarly inquiry and analysis to critically acclaimed fiction and non-fiction, members of the A&S community published an incredibly diverse range of books this year. Here are just a few that can expand knowledge, understanding and imagination.

Event speakers include (clockwise from top left): N. Katherine Hayles, Geoffrey Hinton, Suzanne Kite, Fei-Fei Li, Roland Schimmelpfennig, Alán Aspuru-Guzik, Jeanette Winterson, Antonio Somaini, Beth Coleman and Matteo Pasquinelli.

‘Who’s Afraid of AI?’: U of T event asks what kind of AI future we want

October 21, 2025

The rapid advance of artificial intelligence has so far been met with a mix of optimism and fear — but relatively little insight into what this potentially smarter-than-us technology actually means for our lives.

A large classroom with a screen that says, &#039;Sprint.&#039; at the front of the room.

High school students dive into research as SPRINT celebrates biggest summer yet at U of T

October 21, 2025

The Summer Psychology Research Initiative (SPRINT) — an outreach and access program established five years ago by graduate students in the Department of Psychology — celebrated its biggest year yet this summer at the University of Toronto.

U of T Trash Team helped by Longo’s in its mission to tackle plastic pollution

May 12, 2025

To mark Earth Day in late April, Longo’s team members joined the U of T Trash Team for a team cleanup at Sir Casimir Gzowski Park Beach. The clean-up focused on collecting pre-production plastic pellets that had washed ashore from upstream industrial sources.

Margarida Duarte, Shari Eli, Joseph Steinberg, Peter Morrow, Marker Manger, and Jordi Mondria.

Understanding U.S. tariffs: Facts, research and perspective from U of T faculty

May 06, 2025

A trade deficit is not a subsidy. A tariff is, indeed, a tax. These were inconvenient facts for proponents of U.S. tariffs that were on, then off, then back on.

Future chemists get a taste of sustainability in action

April 29, 2025

Two of the Department of Chemistry's student organizations played host to high school students on April 16, providing a glimpse into what pursuing a career in chemistry might be like.

Hot off the press: 2024 Arts & Science Book Roundup

November 29, 2024

From social commentary to scholarly inquiry and analysis to critically acclaimed fiction and non-fiction, members of the A&S community published an incredibly diverse range of books this year. Here are just a few that can expand knowledge, understanding and imagination for readers of all ages.

A&S students gain deeper understanding of Indigenous holistic health practices at Six Nations of the Grand River

November 12, 2024

As a member of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, Tristen White has long been familiar with the concept of holistic health.

Detective work leads to the discovery of 'Einstein Camera' lens at U of T

August 20, 2024

Bathed in fluorescent light, the sub-basement of McLennan Physical Laboratories has the feel of a secret cave. And like all good secret caves, it’s one that happens to contain treasure.

New course takes a multidisciplinary look at wildfire response in Yellowknife

August 08, 2024

As of this writing, it’s estimated that one third of the historic Alberta town of Jasper has been destroyed by wildfire activity. Tragedies of this nature are becoming ever more common in Canada, due in large part to record-high temperatures and drought conditions caused by climate change.

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