Nicolle Wahl

News stories by Nicolle Wahl

September 6, 2019 Remembering Desmond Morton, eminent historian and former principal of U of T Mississauga
Portrait of Ian Orchard September 4, 2019 Ian Orchard appointed acting vice-president and principal at U of T Mississauga
Photo of students studying at UTM September 4, 2018 #UofTBackToSchool: U of T Mississauga gets ready for significantly larger incoming class
Photo of Robert McNutt June 27, 2018 Robert McNutt was former principal of U of T Mississauga
Photo of dragonfly May 23, 2018 Dragonfly enzymes point to how they interact in ecosystem: U of T research
Photo of laboratory January 25, 2018 Davis labs at U of T Mississauga receive $17-million upgrade, part of LIFT project
Photo of Ulrich Krull November 17, 2017 Taking the helm: Ulrich Krull installed as U of T Mississauga's ninth principal
Photo of Patrick Gunning October 11, 2017 U of T startup Janpix receives $22 million in funding to advance cancer therapies
photo of statue August 8, 2017 Targeting chronic pain: U of T researcher identifies potential way to reduce pain
July 11, 2017 Why your teen stays up late, you sleep poorly: new research confirms 'sentinel theory'
photo of daffodils April 18, 2017 A gene for adapting to changing seasons? U of T researchers have identified it
February 24, 2017 Good Things Come in Pairs: U of T research shows enzymatic partners drive chemical reactions
Photo of dinosaur February 1, 2017 Good ribbance: U of T researcher finds dino rib bones reveal remnants of 195-million-year-old protein
Photo of Wynne January 31, 2017 Ontario premier tours U of T Mississauga, talks about tuition, Islamophobia
March 21, 2016 U of T expert helping Peel Regional Police implement science-based, use-of-force training
July 8, 2015 U of T alumna rides for gold at Toronto 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games
February 13, 2015 I-Cube, on-campus accelerator for student entrepreneurs, opens at UTM
June 14, 2013 Convocation 2013: a graduate of distinction
January 24, 2012 Ancient dinosaur nursery oldest nesting site yet found
December 6, 2011 Ancient meat-loving predators survived for 35-million years