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Over a decade of documenting human rights violations around the globe, Samer Muscati photographed brave women who showed that hope can exist in the…
While the University of Toronto’s Jooyoung Lee was teaching an American studies course on gun violence last June, the world was marking one year…
If you want to stump a Canadian, ask them to describe their national cuisine. Unlike pasta in Italy or tapas in Spain, Canada’s culinary culture is…
Shauna Brail has taught urban studies at the University of Toronto for over a decade, but even she sees her city in a new light when showing a…
As a journalist, Maureen Taylor remembers covering the case of Sue Rodriguez, who was denied assisted suicide through a Supreme Court decision in…
Estonia is considered a model of digital efficiency, with the Baltic country, a former Soviet state, having reinvented itself as the most…
Political views and voting patterns were allegedly compromised in Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica data breach, but what if personal health information…
Philip Kim is an expert in cancer-related protein interactions, but he had a lot to learn when it came to commercializing his potentially life-saving…
Six years ago, 24 pigs and other miscellaneous items were buried in a farmer's field near Toronto – setting up an experiment to figure out the…
As it stands, there is health-based discrimination in Canadian law. The system disadvantages the diseased and disabled. Restrictions preventing…
He may be retiring from his role as principal of University of Toronto Scarborough and vice-president of U of T, but Professor Bruce…
Through fluorescent cells projected onto walls to solar-powered vehicles, the University of Toronto community showed thousands of people the wonders…