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After graduating from the University of Toronto, James Fraser (BA 1996; MA 2001) worked with Médecins Sans Frontières / Doctors Without…
Paper - remember that? It was the thing people used to need to read news articles, like this one. Yet, even as our world becomes increasingly…
Sometimes, a little creative collaboration is all it takes to go from concept to startup – especially if the collaborators are a University of…
In many species, the possession of X and Y chromosomes determines whether an individual develops into a male or female. In humans, for example,…
Cherry blossoms, sometimes called sakura, bloom so briefly - but when they do, they make for a lovely scene. The University of Toronto is lucky to…
Don Boyes, winner of the 2014 President’s Teaching Award and instructor of most of the geographic information systems (GIS) courses on U of…
The next time you walk, bike or run along the Don Valley forest trails, you might want to thank a student athlete from the University of Toronto…
It seemed inevitable that the dynamo that is Professor Shafique Virani, chair of the Department of Historical Studies, would win the University of…
The most common heart valve abnormality has now been linked to an increased risk of aneurysms. Researchers estimate up to two per cent of the…
Always dreamed of being a doctor, lawyer or business leader? Try taking physics, math and engineering. Students who score highest on the MCAT –…
The 16th Berkshire Conference represents “the single-most important international conference on the history of women, gender and…
Pregnant women worry about everything from airplane travel and hot tubs to cold cuts and rollercoaster rides, but there’s a far more dangerous…