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Where to study sports-related programs in Ontario
Love sports but not an athlete? Here are 10 education options Read more
Samuel Engelking
Medieval book by a writer dubbed the first feminist lands at U of T
The university acquired Christine de Pizan's 1470 manuscript The Book Of Peace from the collection of the late Pierre Bergé Read more
Samuel Engelking
Here’s how study spaces at eight Toronto colleges and universities stack up
Finding a quiet place to work is a big issue for students who commute Read more
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The Toronto Film Map reveals a segregated Toronto
An interactive map of Toronto-set film and TV locations looks a lot like a recent study that shows how the city is divided by race and income Read more
Enzo DiMatteo
U of T wants to build a new planetarium downtown
There hasn’t been a large-scale planetarium for teaching, research and public use in Toronto's core for 23 years Read more
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Scarborough gets its own city name sign
Scarborough has joined key Canadian metropolises including Toronto, Hamilton and Ottawa, with the launch of a public, city-named sign that will travel to six different locations in north and central Scarborough, including a stop at Nuit Blanche. Read more
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Why is radiology one of the city’s best-paid professions?
According to job search website Indeed.ca, the radiologists of Toronto are at the top of the average yearly salary list Read more
Samuel Engelking
Decolonization means jobs for Indigenous profs
The push to put Indigeneity on curriculums has created a hiring boom, but the pool of Indigenous scholars remains small Read more
Samuel Engelking
The movement to revive the Mohawk language is growing
A new generation of Indigenous and non-Indigenous Canadians are learning the language through post-secondary courses and an app Read more
Should video games be treated like literature?
A growing group of university profs and writers is looking at today’s most popular form of entertainment with a critical eye Read more
Samuel Engelking
Where to find healthy and local food options at eight Toronto colleges and universities
The lowdown on cafeterias and campus eateries putting sustainability at the top of the menu Read more
Samuel Engelking
Toronto law schools are slowly learning to embrace technology
York and University of Toronto profs have launched courses – and apps – to push the legal profession online Read more
Student says U of T mishandled her rape report, files human rights complaint
Tamsyn Riddle is a co-organizer of Silence is Violence (SiV), a group led by survivors who want to change the way people and institutions respond to reports of sexual assault. Read more
Citizen Lab exposes how cyber-spies subvert activists' rights
"These messages are emotional and familiar, and people can't resist clicking on the links," says senior researcher John Scott-Railton. "We have to make people realize how dangerous that can be." Read more
The Weeknd donates $50K to the University of Toronto
The contribution will be used to establish an Ethiopic Studies program Read more
Music is maybe probably definitely good for your health
University of Toronto's Sounds Of Science event, though commendable, taught us something many of us already know Read more
News of Brunswick House closure ignites foggy memories of legendary past
The popular Annex bar, better known as the Brunny, has a reputation for serving cheap mini pitchers to students, but it has a rich history in Toronto's activism and music communities Read more
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Campus crusade: Pro-lifers fight for club status at Ryerson
Students for Life at Ryerson becomes latest student anti-abortion organization to take battle for official status on campus to court Read more
Seriously, Science?
Toronto biochemist suggests that the way to get a permanent job is to let your wife do all of the work at home Read more
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Christine de Pizan
Christine de Pizan's The Book Of Peace was written in medieval French by hand and bound in Brussels.