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U of T profs welcome students back to the classroom
As many classes return to campus this fall, Principal Charlie Keil speaks with U of T News about the value of an in-person learning experience. “Film was conceived of as… Continue Reading U of T profs welcome students back to the classroom
U of T profs welcome students back to the classroom
As many classes return to campus this fall, Principal Charlie Keil speaks with U of T News about the value of an in-person learning experience. “Film was conceived of as… Continue Reading U of T profs welcome students back to the classroom
Urban studies course gives U of T students a peek at Toronto City Hall’s inner workings
Urban Studies program director David Roberts and Innis student Andrew Yin speak with U of T News about an exciting experiential learning course at City Hall. Continue Reading Urban studies course gives U of T students a peek at Toronto City Hall’s inner workings
His journey featured in a Hollywood film, Lesra Martin helps recognize students who improve Black lives
U of T News speaks with alumnus Lesra Martin (BA ’88 Innis), whose generosity helped established the Lesra Martin Student Changemaker Award — recently given to Francisca Wiafe-Amoako (HBSc ’21 Innis) and Innis and cinema studies student Kassia Neckles. Continue Reading His journey featured in a Hollywood film, Lesra Martin helps recognize students who improve Black lives
Renowned zoologist Anne Innis Dagg, the “woman who loves giraffes,” receives honorary degree
Congratulations, Anne Innis Dagg — trailblazing zoologist, equity advocate, daughter of Harold Innis, and friend of the College — on your Honorary Degree from U of T. We are filled with giraffe-sized pride! Continue Reading Renowned zoologist Anne Innis Dagg, the “woman who loves giraffes,” receives honorary degree