U of T Mississauga's new student centre named Maanjiwe nendamowinan (Gathering of Minds)
The University of Toronto Mississauga today officially opened Maanjiwe nendamowinan (Gathering of Minds), the final phase of the redevelopment of...
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U of T alumnus Ian Williams wins a Giller Prize
When Ian Williams learned his debut novel Reproduction had been shortlisted for the Scotiabank Giller Prize, he says it felt...
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The Raptors and U of T are both city builders, says U of T President, Meric Gertler
Nurse was invited to the inaugural fundraising event, held at the Toronto Region Board of Trade, to discuss his team’s...
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U.S. News & World Report ranks U of T 18th in the world
The 2020 edition of the research-focused Best Global Universities Rankings, released this week, saw U of T move to 18th...
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This is how summer heat will heat U of T in winter
A new sustainability project proposed under U of T’s Low Carbon Action Plan aims to make Front Campus the site...
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U of T alumna fosters next generation of scientists through Visions of Science
A high school mentorship program played a big part in helping Eugenia Duodu find success in the sciences. Now, the...
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BMO's $5M gift to fund exploration of AI's creative potential at U of T
With its largest-ever gift to a single Canadian institution, BMO Financial Group is investing $5 million to explore the potential...
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U of T launches a five-year low-carbon action plan
The University of Toronto has unveiled an ambitious Low-Carbon Action Plan that will propel it towards its goal of cutting...
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U of T Susan Chatwood celebrated for work on public health in Arctic
Having spent her early years in Labrador, the North was always part of Susan Chatwood’s circle of friends and family....
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U of T's school of cities partners with Toronto Public Library to host lectures on public space
The University of Toronto’s School of Cities has partnered with the Toronto Public Library for a four-part lecture series to...
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