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Much Ado about William

What explains Shakespeare’s enduring appeal, 400 years after his death?

Cities in Ruins

Prof. Tong Lam's photographs depict urban decay in Asia, and the parallels between security and surveillance in east and west

The Fast Lane Out of Poverty

Paved roads give households in developing nations a leg up

The Children’s Crusader

One billion kids experience violence worldwide each year. Susan Bissell has devoted her life to ending the abuse

Literary Midwife

Eliza Reid helps writers deliver prose at her Iceland retreat

I Saw Him Standing There

How a U of T engineering student found himself on stage with the Beatles in 1964

60 Seconds with Barry Avrich

In his new memoir, the filmmaker and ad exec talks divas and Donny Osmond

Parenting Guide

Mary Elizabeth Picher helps new parents better understand how little ones learn and grow

High Time?

When it comes to legalizing marijuana, drug and public health experts caution that “the devil is in the details”

Poll: Should Marijuana Be Completely Legalized in Canada?

"Yes!" say many U of T students, who believe the drug is less harmful than alcohol and cigarettes

Chair for Investor Rights Seeks Better Protections for Canadians

A gift from the Honourable Hal Jackman establishes the J.R. Kimber Chair at the Faculty of Law

Could Carbon Dioxide Be the Solution to Climate Change?

Greenhouse gas could be harvested from the atmosphere and recycled into renewable fuel, says researcher

Pssst, Wanna Buy a Kidney?

Most people recoil at the thought of selling human organs. But supplying the right information can change attitudes, a U of T study finds

Data in Search of Scientists

With the U.S. facing a shortage of data analysts, a company led by a U of T grad is looking to bridge the gap

You Can Accomplish a Lot When You’re Enjoying Yourself

How a design contest became a defining U of T moment for architect Monica Adair (MArch 2005)

A Late-in-Life Activist

For much of his life, Jack Hallam couldn’t be public with his sexual politics. And then, suddenly, he could

Healthy Minds

As U of T responds to a rise in mental health needs on campus, a powerful source of help emerges: students themselves

Roy Ivor Hall

A U of T Mississauga residence is named after the Birdman of Mississauga

Poll: When Do You Start Studying for Exams?

Many U of T students prefer to cram before an exam

U of T Supports Syrian Refugees

The university will create 100 bursaries for students at risk due to war

Bringing History to Light

Alumna Joan Randall helps bring historically important documents to U of T

Space Odyssey

Rocket scientist Natalie Panek designs technology bound for Mars

Waste Not, Want Not

Andrew White’s company not only cleans bio-gas, but also produces fertilizer

A New Vision for Front Campus

Four design proposals to revitalize King's College Circle would eliminate cars, add trees and even create a pond outside Hart House

From Good to Great

23 ideas for building an even better Toronto

Co-operative and Productive City

There's a wealth of knowledge within the university's walls. It could be shared more often with municipal leaders

Sustainable City

Cities are more livable when they're clean and green

Poll: How Many Times a Week Do You Exercise?

Half of U of T students get less than the 150 minutes a week that's recommended

We Lived

One hundred years on, poppies still blow in Flanders Fields

A Boost for Med School Diversity

A new course aims to get more black undergraduates on track for medical school by connecting them with Rhodes Scholar mentors

Engineering a Human Liver

Liver tissue created in a U of T lab could help reduce the time and cost of drug development

Cosmic Twins

Mercedes Richards unpacks an astronomical mystery

Forging a Nation

Adrienne Alison's sculpture on Parliament Hill shows how cooperation and diversity won the War of 1812

Surf Scientist

Rob Brander put his specialized knowledge at the service of Australian surfers, and now a grateful nation calls him “Dr. Rip”

Breaking News

U of T is rethinking how journalists get trained

Getting Smarter

A U of T computer scientist is helping to build a new generation of intelligent machines

A New Test for Machine Intelligence

Determining whether computers can think like humans is not a straightforward task

A Robot’s Helping Hand

A U of T lab is developing new technologies to assist older people with daily tasks

Spoiled Rotten

A familiar problem in the West, food waste is quickly becoming a global issue

Locked Away

Is solitary confinement ever appropriate?

Following Two Dreams

A unique scholarship enabled Meghan Moore to combine her passions for music and science

Connecting through Film

The Toronto International Film Festival’s Reel Comfort program helps make those connections available to clients in mental-health programs

Personal Best

A chronic condition doesn’t need to stop you from pushing yourself athletically

Keeping Thrill-Seekers Safe

Safety specialist Joelle Javier uses her engineering knowledge to make sure amusement park riders don't get hurt

Conversations for Change

Aldeli Albán Reyna is excited to share her work, on improving the status of Indigenous Canadians, at the United Nations

U of T’s World Wide Web

The university’s scholars are collaborating with partners in every region of the globe to answer questions that challenge us all

Poll: How Often Do You Check Social Media While in Lectures?

More than half of students keep one eye on the prof and one on their phone...

Uniting the Humans of U of T

Jemel Ganal’s photographic “census” celebrates personal stories of the campus community

The Dark Corners of Our DNA

A “deep-learning” algorithm shines a light on mutations in once-obscure areas of the genome

A New Way to Give

Shawn Ahmed’s Uncultured Project reinvents charity for the digital age

KarmaGrow is Rooted in Tradition

Volunteer gardeners put fresh food in the food bank

North of 60

Museum Studies grad Jake Paleczny comes up with fun ways for visitors to learn about the moose, elk and other animals that make up the “living collection” at the Yukon Wildlife Preserve

Predicting Genetic Disease

First-year student's company lands $100,000 in start-up funding to identify individual genetic health risks

A Tribute to Former U of T President John Evans

"We have lost a great and passionate Canadian who believed this country had much to offer a troubled world"

From Dream to Reality

Canada’s next billion-dollar tech start-up might just come from U of T

The Reluctant CEO

Arts grad Dani Reiss wanted to become a writer, then realized there was more than one way to tell a story

Partners in Success

To maintain its top-20 global standing, U of T needs more funding from government

Poll: How Many Hours of Sleep Do You Get?

Students confess they're not getting enough sleep, say time management is key to better slumber

Changing Lives for 100 Years

U of T's Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work celebrates its centennial

Elementary, My Dear Watson

Computer science students are developing a legal application for IBM’s Jeopardy-winning computer as part of $100,000 contest