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Artifacts excavation site map

Artifact cataloging participants examine a map the excavation site on the lands of Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation during a workshop at the Ojibwe Cultural Foundation. Photo by Nick Iwanyshyn Read More

October 9, 2024 | By Sally Choi

Are Emoji Becoming the World’s First Universal Language?

At U of T Mississauga, students are creating their own tiny icons for our phones. “Dizzy tornado face,” anyone? Read More

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When Words Won’t Cooperate

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Professor Ian Williams standing still outside of a building with large columns, while people walking around him are motion blurred

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Artifacts excavation site map

Sally Choi

Are Emoji Becoming the World’s First Universal Language?

When Words Won’t Cooperate

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