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The night after the shooting at a Quebec City mosque, which claimed the lives of six Muslim men and injured many more, Torontonians rallied on the…
A $17-million renovation project has overhauled the infrastructure serving the Davis Building's “wet” scientific laboratories, sweeping away outdated…
It's been a year since a gunman entered a Quebec City mosque and killed six men – a shooting that rattled a nation that…
When marijuana is legal later this year in Canada, many Canadians may consider smoking weed on their way to work, or stepping out to purchase it…
Danielle Desmarais examines animal remains under a microscope to understand how the Inuvialuit use caribou, muskrat and beluga to make clothes. But…
When Chizoba Imoka was 16, she moved from Nigeria to Grande Prairie, Alta. for college. She was shocked by the kinds of questions she received about…
Just as the micro-organisms in our gut are increasingly recognized as important players in human health and behaviour, micro-organisms…
Robyn Rennie hasn’t seen the night sky for almost 13 years. She has centrocecal vision loss, a condition that stemmed from an illness, leaving her…
The University of Toronto’s decision to lower tuition for international PhD students is “an educated idea” that other Canadian universities should…
The University of Toronto provides a range of supports and services so that all students can thrive – including those who feel overwhelmed by stress…
A new study finds that burns resulting from illegal cannabis oil production are more severe and expensive to treat compared to other types of…
A 508-million-year-old species of bristle worm, Kootenayscolex barbarensis, has been described for the first time from fossils found in the Marble…