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It takes 22 member states, more than 10,000 scientists and state-of-the-art technology for CERN to investigate the mysteries of the universe. But…
Aanin! If you didn't know that means “hello” in Anishinaabemowin, then you may learn a few things from a new exhibit on the ground floor of…
Coffee roasting is an art, but University of Toronto researchers and a Toronto coffee company want to make it a science. U of T’s Impact Centre, an…
The self-driving car crash in Tempe, Ariz., in which a car struck and killed a woman crossing the street, has started a vigorous…
New University of Toronto research shows that adoption of self-driving cars – also known as autonomous vehicles (AVs) – could significantly reduce the…
The proposal to abolish what are known as “peremptory challenges” in Bill C-75, the Canadian government’s new criminal justice bill, should be…
“Why not try Canada, eh?” Columnist Michael Hassett, in the Japan Times, makes the case for Canadian universities like the University of…
Researchers at the University of Toronto have developed a new technology for a “liquid biopsy” to identify which patients might not respond to…
Randy Boyagoda, a University of Toronto professor of English and principal of the University of St. Michael’s College, was surprised when one of his…
The Super Mario Bros. jingle seems to have almost as many fans as the classic video game itself. The theme song has inspired innumerable covers on…
Exam time is looming at the University of Toronto but don’t expect the three campuses to quiet down any time soon. April is full of events worthy…
University of Toronto President Meric Gertler honoured outstanding graduating Varsity Blues athletes at the annual President's Reception this week,…