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When we make a gut decision, we end up holding it with greater conviction because we see it as a more accurate reflection of our true selves, a new…
Imagine you tell your 55-year-old mom you’re going to get married and she’s too disorganized to help you with the wedding preparations. Or you put…
Nicole Latulippe is excited to bring her expertise in Indigenous knowledge, governance and laws to the University of Toronto – along with…
The University of Toronto is among the best universities in the world for graduate employability, a new independent study says. U of T…
Two scholars whose groundbreaking research is shaping public discourse on issues from the decline of democracy in the technological age to the…
Democracy is under threat in many places globally, from the suppression of voting rights and influence of money in political campaigns to the collapse…
Like it or not, ride-hailing has become an established, regulated and accepted form of transportation in most of Canada’s largest cities. Canadian…
For the 30 per cent of Canadians who live within 500 metres of a major roadway, the type of vehicles rolling past their homes can matter…
When we think about corruption, it is often the political or financial impacts that come to mind. But corruption also leads to significant adverse…
Around 91 per cent of Canadians want a national pharmacare plan, according to a recent national poll, so they don’t have to choose between buying…
University of Toronto scientists are members of the global team that has won the prestigious 2018 Gruber Cosmology Prize from the Gruber…
Millennials now make up the largest share of the Canadian workforce and many are facing precarious working conditions. As a society, we have…