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The Canadian and American Olympic boxing teams competing in Rio de Janeiro may just have the upper hand – thanks to a wearable technology…
The excitement started even before the opening ceremonies – with a 2-0 victory by the Canadian women’s soccer team over Australia on the…
Mapping the City is an ongoing series on the stories we can tell about people and places in Toronto through maps created by University of Toronto…
“As brilliant as Shakespeare is, he’s not a genre. I think what happens is that people like a version of the past that they feel they can get a handle…
A proposed 21-acre downtown Toronto park is being touted as a bold project that will help redefine the city. But will it? The Rail Deck Park would…
For more than 40 years, an international group of researchers based in the Department of French at the University of Toronto has been reading…
This summer, travelling through South Africa with the University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs, Kim Skead drove past an informal…
As the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio, Brazil kicks off this week, U of T's Dinah Hampson will be there with Team Canada as part of their Health…
Turning carbon dioxide into stored energy sounds like science fiction: researchers have long tried to find simple ways to convert this greenhouse gas…
It’s not every day you get to hang out in a blanket fort. And this is not just any blanket fort. It's a sprawling, impressively constructed…
There is no getting around it – the uncertain conditions, environmental challenges, reports of local corruption and even threats of violence,…
An Alzheimer-detection technology developed by U of T startup company Winterlight Labs has won the AGE-WELL Pitch Competition: Technology to Support…