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Composite: Amita Parikh smiling, the cover of The Circus Train shows a train under a starry sky.

Aug 2, 2022 | Alumni

Amita Parikh's bestselling novel 'The Circus Train' has several elements inspired by U of T

Mike DeGagné smiling.

Jul 29, 2022 | Alumni

Mike DeGagné’s appointment as Special Advisor on Indigenous Initiatives means coming full circle back to his alma mater

Dana Wagner and friends pose for a picture in front of a mural of the Toronto skyline.

Jul 27, 2022 | Alumni

U of T's inaugural Master of Global Affairs class celebrates 10-year milestone

Randy Boyagoda looking thoughtful.

Jul 27, 2022 | Alumni

What now? Acclaimed novelist Randy Boyagoda explores a post-lockdown world in new U of T podcast

Sun slants through trees over a boardwalk trail that loops downwards into a valley.

Jul 26, 2022 | Campus

U of T Scarborough's Valley Land Trail recognized with urban architecture award: The Toronto Star

Darlee Gerrard and Ethan Boyer stand outside a building, smiling.

Jul 26, 2022 | Campus

U of T alum co-leads a program to connect high school students with Indigenous land-based knowledge systems and STEM fields

A crane lifts a spiderweb-shaped object high above a huge sphere built out of triangles.

Jul 25, 2022 | Alumni

Alumni-founded company Cast Connex collaborates to build world’s largest sphere

Nishul and Nakul Juneja, dressed identically, laugh as they sit on steps outside a building.

Jul 22, 2022 | Alumni

In MBA program, twin brothers set themselves up for success – and discovered what makes them unique

A wiggly line on a graph shows regular spikes.

Jul 22, 2022 | Research

Physiological earthquakes: Researchers aim to leverage experience in analyzing seismic data to predict cardiac events

Anika Andal and Farah Khan.

Jul 21, 2022 | Alumni

Launch of Bloomberg Nursing alumni mentorship program helps student find new career path

Yifan Zhou smiling. standing next to the rows of flags outside the United Nations building in Geneva.

Jul 20, 2022 | Alumni

U of T Pharmacy alum presents at World Health Assembly in Geneva

Jul 19, 2022 | Alumni

From CBC to TikTok, Gave Lindo followed his passion for storytelling

Laura Tam smiling in a garden.

Jul 19, 2022 | Alumni

First woman to lead U of T's Faculty of Dentistry: alum Laura Tam appointed interim dean

Two women in a park in Zambia, wearing athletic gear, do pull-ups on a bar.

Jul 19, 2022 | Students

Studying at U of T inspired Tomaida Phiri's book on women in sports in Zambia

Roslyn M. Tsao smiling slightly.

Jul 18, 2022 | Volunteer & Awards

Alumna Roslyn M. Tsao receives Award for Excellence in Family Law

Joanna Decc looking serious.

Jul 18, 2022 | Alumni

Joanna Decc: from Hart House Theatre’s home-grown talent to directing her first film

Fahad Razak smiling.

Jul 12, 2022 | Alumni

'A risky point in the pandemic': Fahad Razak on why he's passionate about the Ontario COVID-19 Science Advisory Table

Police face protesters holding a sign that reads: We need to take care of each other.

Jul 12, 2022 | Research

'We have urgent work to do': New book by Kent Roach on why Canadian policing needs to change

Vandana Fatima Kattar and Justin Trudeau sit in armchairs in an office, next to a table of books and documents.

Jul 7, 2022 | Alumni

‘Hart House was my North Star’ says U of T alumna now working in the Prime Minister’s Office

Ana Chiguichon smiles, standing on the sidewalk in front of a sign that reads, Transitional Year Programme.

Jul 6, 2022 | Alumni

The alumna-founded Transitional Year Programme: helping adults access university for 50 years

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