U of T In The Media

Professor Tony Dean weighs in on the Drummond Report, economist Don Dummond's report advising the Ontario government how best to reduce its debt level. Continue reading →

Former Maple Leafs captain Mats Sundin was at the University to announce a fellowship he is supporting between the University of Toronto and the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden. Continue reading →

Professor Irvin Studin debates the question of Quebec's sovereignty and considers it in relation to the ongoing debate surrounding Scotland. Continue reading →

With the Superbowl around the corner, Professor Richard Florida debates the better sports town: New York or Boston? Continue reading →

Professor Prabhat Jha weighs in on the role Canada plays in the global selective abortion debate. Continue reading →

Professor Shana Kelley discusses a revolutionary hand-held device developed in her laboratory that could be used to detect cancer. Continue reading →

Professor Shahrzad Mojab testified as an expert witness at the Shafia murder trial. She says that despite tell-tale signs, the Shafia sisters’ cries for help were tragically ignored. Continue reading →

Distinguished Fellow at the Munk School, Brian Stewart discusses the situation in Iran and whether a peaceful compromise still exists. Continue reading →

Researchers from the University of Toronto examine fighting in hockey and look at the wide range of effects produced by fighting. Continue reading →

U of T researchers suggest that dinosaurs may have exhibited caring and compassion when it came to raising their young. Continue reading →

Professor Amy Mullin and Dr. Kerry Bowman discuss the value of knowing a baby's sex before birth. Continue reading →

U of T researchers have discovered a fossilized tulip-like creature. Continue reading →

Professor Wesley Wark discusses case of an alleged Canadian spy Continue reading →

University of Toronto researchers featured as top global thinkers Continue reading →

The Globe and Mail Canadian business schools are expanding opportunities to study abroad, a response to student demand for an international experience as part of their academic training. This week, for example, 15 MBA students from the University of Toronto’s … Continue reading →

Toronto Star The historic tussle between town and country life is becoming a tad one-sided. In 1900, only about 10 per cent of the world’s population lived in cities. Today, for the first time in human history, over 50 per … Continue reading →

London Free Press London politicians could be playing a dangerous game if they spend this year’s expected surplus of $4.6 million to offset a 2012 tax hike, one expert says. Read more here…

Toronto Star Theoretical physicists may have found the missing key to the workings of the universe: the Higgs boson, a subatomic particle thought… Read more here

Montreal Gazette Canadian researchers have invented a device that could make it easier, faster and cheaper to track the progression of HIV in patients living in the developing world. A team led by University of Toronto… Read more here

National Post A Canadian-led team of scientists has discovered the well-preserved fossil of a previously unknown, prehistoric predator that proves for the first time that a “voracious” Komodo dragon-like carnivore survived a major… Read more here