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John Borrows, one of the world’s leading scholars of Indigenous law, has been named the inaugural Loveland Chair in Indigenous Law at…
߲ݴý Chancellor Emeritus Michael Wilson – a businessman, politician, diplomat and mental health advocate – had…
When Matida Daffeh received her honours bachelor of arts degree from the ߲ݴý, it was the culmination of an extraordinary…
At a Toronto Port Lands construction site on the city’s waterfront, keen-eyed workers recently spotted plants that had sprouted from soil recently…
When ߲ݴý alumna Eva Liu signed up for her fourth-year capstone course in the Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering,…
In Toronto, he is beloved as the architect behind the Raptors’ first NBA championship title. But well before he became the trailblazing president of a…
At just seven-years-old, Kehkashan Basu already felt concerned about the state of the environment and wanted to contribute to a greener –…
The final cohort of Mastercard Foundation Scholars are graduating from the ߲ݴý this spring – the culmination of their journey from…
The inaugural cohort of a ߲ݴý program to support Black entrepreneurs was introduced last week at an in-person event on the St.…
After a month at the ߲ݴý, Kateryna Luchka wants to know what to expect upon returning to her hometown of Pryluky, Ukraine – a region…
As the planet warms, outbreaks of mosquito-borne diseases are becoming more common around the world. Traditional solutions include bed nets or…
His name is Winston LaRose, but to countless Torontonians he is known as “Mr. Jane and Finch,” a fitting tribute forever connecting him to the…