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What’s new in construction and renovations across U of T’s three campuses
As students, faculty, staff and librarians make their way across the University of Toronto’s three campuses this fall, they’ll see major changes underway to enhance their experience and boost sustainability....
Every Child Matters Flag raised at U of T's Varsity Stadium in advance of Sept. 30
The Every Child Matters flag was raised at the University of Toronto’s Varsity Stadium this week in solidarity with Indigenous Peoples across Canada....
'It's OK to ask questions': Four tips for new and returning U of T students
University of Toronto students are kicking off the fall term this week with in-person classes and orientation events across the three campuses. It’s the biggest-ever back-to-school season as incoming students – and some upper-year...
From air pollution to Indigenous storytelling: New courses at U of T Mississauga
If you could choose any new course to study this year, would you focus on the present and explore the air quality in Peel Region – and its impact on residents? Would you look to the future and learn how to help a robot understand its...
Focused on climate change, U of T grad student is working on bioreactors to clean water and sequester CO2
For Oseremen Ebewele, chemical engineering is both a family affair and a vital tool to address global sustainability issues, including climate change.
'A transformative experience': Indigenous Holistic Health course provides students with new perspectives
In the Anishinaabe tradition, the Seven Grandfather Teachings include humility, bravery, honesty, wisdom, truth, respect and love. ...
