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Faculty of Art & Science

"" April 24, 2024 U of T, hospitals launch pilot program to boost commercialization of medical innovations
NAE, a theatrical and musical work created by U of T alumnus Kokichi Kusano May 1, 2023 'A very ornate, unique experience': U of T alumnus Kokichi Kusano debuts theatrical and musical performance
Second-year student Chelsea Wang and Faculty of Arts & Science Dean Melanie Woodin April 14, 2023 Role reversal: U of T student and faculty dean swap jobs, gain insights
An image of Graphene April 11, 2023 Researchers develop new insight into the enigmatic realm of 'strange metals'
"" October 20, 2022 Good for you, better for the planet: U of T cyclists pedal toward a more sustainable future
"" April 8, 2022 With $4 million in funding, U of T-based program aims to improve local taxation in lower-income countries
A wall lizard rests on a rock October 22, 2021 How can lizards adapt to a changing climate?
Brenda Andrews June 15, 2021 In fields ranging from math to medicine, U of T researchers awarded 27 Canada Research Chairs
Head of Medusa marble bust by Gian Lorenzo Bernini October 30, 2020 Spooky subjects: U of T 'Monsters' course explores our fascination with the frightful
"" July 14, 2020 90 Queen鈥檚 Park: 鈥楢n incredible new gateway to the campus鈥
photo of John Polanyi June 5, 2019 We must never give up on abolishing nuclear weapons, says U of T's John Polanyi in the Globe and Mail
photo of hackathon January 19, 2018 UofTHacks: Canada鈥檚 first student-run hackathon enters its fifth year
Three grad students from left: Nika Kuchuk, Khalidah Ali, Jonathan Peterson November 10, 2017 Prepping for jobs in unexpected places: graduate students in religious studies
photo of Murray Koffler November 9, 2017 Remembering Murray Koffler (1924-2017)
photot of Jaime Kearns who travelled to New Zealand to work with the Maori October 16, 2017 U of T students work with M膩ori, Maya and other Indigenous communities and share what they learned in new forum
Geoffrey Wodtke sitting on a staircase July 18, 2016 Second-generation social scientist traces effects of poverty; tackles myths about racists
Two people playing Pok茅mon GO outside the Nintendo flagship store in New York July 13, 2016 Pok茅mon GO craze shows that augmented reality is hitting its stride, U of T experts say