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“Too much of what you do is a mystery to people,” The Globe and Mail's public health reporter André Picard told an audience of University of…
U of T has been abuzz with excitement for the past three weeks as Back to School orientations, frosh week, a carnival, the first day of…
When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks to the United Nations General Assembly next week, one of his goals, analysts say, is to position Canada…
Dr. Sidney Kennedy is cutting through the fog of depression, hunting with his colleagues to find the genetic markers they believe could hold the key…
From an aspiring filmmaker to an environmental activist, a musician who loves math and a student who has already been recognized for…
If you’ve snaked through its mural-filled alleyways, popped into one its many taco joints or passed by the car on Augusta Ave. that seems to have its…
Cities are becoming the leading engines of innovation, according to University of Toronto President Meric Gertler and MaRS Discovery District CEO Ilse…
Sitting in the General Assembly hall of the United Nations building in New York was an awe-inspiring experience for third-year University of…
A robotic exoskeleton for children with physical disabilities, an electronic “smart skin” that helps surgeons avoid errors and a meal…
Cyclist and U of T alumna Shelley Gautier has scored a bronze medal for Canada at the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games. Gautier, who was a practicing…
As you work on a university degree, keep in mind that academics may not always be enough. A co-curricular record can help complement what you do…
Improving race relations starts with understanding whether people feel an incident of racial discrimination was intentional or not, a new U of T…