Faculty of Arts & Science

photo of Clive Davies June 9, 2016 #UofTGrad16: The 39-year academic journey of Clive Davies
June 7, 2016 Parks, planning and public spaces: Toronto can learn lessons from Jerusalem say U of T students
May 31, 2016 Drop that selfie stick: you may be vainer than you think!
May 20, 2016 Innovations in teaching: Inside Con Hall with Mike Reid
May 18, 2016 Trump, zombies and dictators: impressions from a Burmese internship
May 11, 2016 Arts & Science doctoral-stream students on all three University of Toronto campuses to receive funding boost
photo of President Gertler, Mayor Tory and premier Wynne at the JLABS opening May 11, 2016 JLABS gives U of T startups a place to call home
photo of instructors with student and art May 6, 2016 U of T undergrads work with homeless youth in arts program
May 3, 2016 Taro, mulberries and mangroves: undergrads explore the meaning of multiculturalism in Hawaii
May 2, 2016 Hellenic studies program launched with $1.75 million endowment
Philippine soldiers carry out a mock hostage rescue exercise April 27, 2016 The killing of Canadian hostage John Ridsdel: U of T's Aisha Ahmad on why terrorists get away with kidnapping
Saudi soldiers on patrol April 22, 2016 Saudi arms deal: Canada has done the right thing, says Munk professor
April 21, 2016 Research in Rwanda: U of T undergrad analyzes impact of connecting isolated villages with roads
April 12, 2016 Triple threat: U of T computer scientist combines machine learning, robotics and computer vision
April 6, 2016 Earth Sciences undergrads get field work insights in Spain
March 23, 2016 Rap dreams in South Central: U of T's Jooyoung Lee explores Project Blowed
March 22, 2016 “The best kind of teaching and the best kind of learning”: lab-based course empowers undergrads
March 21, 2016 Sweet discovery that maple syrup may prevent Alzheimer’s sparks worldwide interest in U of T expert
March 21, 2016 Large deficit on the horizon, says U of T's Christopher Cochrane
March 21, 2016 Didn't see that stop sign? U of T researchers examine the invisible world of human perception