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What do ethical consumerism, Madagascar, and humanitarian aid have in common? They're all topics tackled by anthropologists in a unique new public…
You have three minutes and one power point slide to explain your life's work to people with no background in your field. What do you do? At the…
When alumna Rachel Mahon takes up the position of William and Irene Miller Organ Scholar at St Paul's Cathedral in London, U.K. for the…
It used to be that the kids out in the bushes smoking marijuana were the trouble makers, but new research shows that this group academically…
Melissa Williams, is a professor of political science and the founding director of the Centre for Ethics at the University of Toronto. Along with…
The University of California, Berkeley has recognized renowned geographer and urban issues expert Meric Gertler, president of the University of…
You know those lilac pants you bought but haven’t yet been able to wear in public? On March 26 you'll have a chance to show off those new…
Scientists have a better way to study human proteins – large molecules that are part of every cell in the body – thanks to a new…
It began with the recent Crimean referendum. Speculation holds that the upcoming Quebec election may lead to a referendum vote, and both Scotland…
Although he had been living with HIV for about 20 years and had survived a serious car accident that left him with some long-standing injuries, Dakota…
Turbulence. The word often conjures feelings of bouncing back and forth in an airplane seat. You tighten your grip on the armrests, and the intercom…
Aided by a quick wit, a cool head and a careful command of the facts, Dr. Danielle Martin offered a spirited defense of the Canadian healthcare system…