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An “Undercover Billionaire,” a talk show host and a “Wicked” actress are among the keynote speakers expected for the undergraduate commencements set to take place at local colleges and universities

Segments of the local education community came together Friday to honor the life and legacy of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

The University marks the beginning of each academic year with Opening Exercises. The annual interfaith service includes an address by President Christopher L. Eisgruber, and the recognition of academic achievements of undergraduate students. Opening Exercises for the Class of 2027 will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 3. Additional information can be found on the Orientation site) First-year students will line up on Cannon Green with classmates in their residential college and march through ...

Professor Scott Mabury, a renowned environmental chemist, will serve as University of Toronto vice-president, operations and real estate partnerships and vice-provost, academic operations for another three years. At a meeting on Dec.

Photo by Nick Iwanyshyn) The University of Toronto is advancing Canada’s goals of transitioning to a low-carbon future and strengthening its economy

When Jim Wallace joined the University of Toronto back in 1978, one of the first people he met was Frank Hooper.

U of T is building Canada’s largest urban geoexchange system under King’s College Circle – a technology built in part on the pioneering work of

Canada has formally committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 – and since 78 per cent of greenhouse gas emissions globally are related to energy, finding cleaner sources is a big part of the puzzle.

Science, technology and innovation are vital to addressing urgent challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change – and institutions such as the University of Toronto are playing a key role.

François-Philippe Champagne (left), minister of innovation, science and industry, and U of T President Meric Gertler (right) speak with C-CL3 lab