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Before beginning her studies at U of T a few years ago, Theodora Bruun may have been advised to take full advantage of the many opportunities…
Shortly after joining the University of Toronto as its new vice-president of advancement, David Palmer was asked by an interviewer for his first…
Spending a summer living in a war surplus tent next to the village dump may not seem idyllic to most. But for a curious boy eager to explore, it…
Super-computer modelling of the Earth’s crust and upper-mantle suggests that ancient geologic events may have left deep ‘scars’ that can come to life…
Convocation season is in full swing at U of T! The class of 2016 is 18,000 strong and over the course of three weeks this spring, 13,500 graduates…
Among the 18,000 members of the University of Toronto's Class of 2016 are 217 students who received special recognition for…
Doctors have a long tradition of speaking out for society’s most vulnerable – using research and activism to improve the social determinants…
They're called fast-food swamps – and if you live near one, a new study from the University of Toronto shows you're at greater risk of…
The Faculty of Medicine’s alumni magazine, U of T Med, has been named the Robert Sibley Magazine of the Year by the Council for the Advancement and…
There are more than 18,000 members of the University of Toronto's Class of 2016 – with 13,500 graduating this spring alone from…
“If I had it to do over again,” says Clive Davies, who graduates on June 10, “I would probably spend more time on the Balkans. There are a lot of…
Christopher Campbell-Duruflé is researching international law and climate change. Ido Katri documents the rise of trans rights for gender…