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Under international law, each person has the right to a nationality including not being arbitrarily deprived of it. Yet citizenship stripping is on the rise, sometimes even leading to statelessness. Could western societies see the return of exile as punishment? IDEAS explores the question: is citizenship a right or a privilege?
Members of the University of Toronto community shared many memorable moments across the three campuses in 2022. In spring, graduating students returned to Convocation Hall.
Hundreds of University of Toronto students lined up early to watch renowned author Margaret Atwood, an alumna of Victoria College, discuss the future of democracy with Randy Boyagoda, a writer and professor of English – and left with unexpected homework.
Candace Sara Ciju couldn’t believe it when she received an email saying she had received the Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship, which covers four years of study at the University of Toronto for international undergraduate students.
All flags on the university’s three campuses were lowered to half-mast on September 30 to observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (Photo