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November 10
Melanie Woodin officially installed as U of T’s 17th president
As she was officially installed as the University of Toronto’s 17th president, Melanie Woodin outlined her vision of the university’s role in a world beset by challenges – calling on the U of T community to “meet this moment.” The renowned neuroscientist formally assumed the leadership role during an Oct. 17 ceremony in Convocation Hall that featured processions of students and […]
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November 29
“Turbocharging Canada’s Competitiveness,” co-sponsored with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, included 20 leaders from leading companies, think tanks, and start-ups. General Motors Canada, Next Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen), the Toronto Region Board of Trade and Capstone Networks Inc.... Read More
November 25
U of T was ranked the number one university in Canada and the top public institution in North America for producing work-ready graduates, according to the recently released Global University Employability Ranking 2019. The same ranking placed U of T 15th overall among 250 universities in 41 countri... Read More
November 21
The gig economy is quickly becoming a central part of Canadian life. The jobs aren’t just limited to Uber and Skip the Dishes. Grocery stores, laundries and more are banking on a new workforce that will accept jobs on a per-task basis. As sociologists, we envision a decentralized workforce, beref... Read More
November 20
First-time Liberal Member of Parliament and University of Toronto Faculty of Law Professor Anita Anand has been named the federal minister of public services and procurement. Anand, who is currently on leave from U of T after being elected to represent the riding of Oakville, Ont. in the most recen... Read More