As we head toward National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, discover Indigenous art in #UofT’s collection. Catherine Blackburn’s Setsuné centres her grandmother, whose beadwork and hide tanning inspired the artist from childhood. Explore the details 👇
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On Oct. 15, join us in San Francisco for an evening with Prof. Jacob Tsimerman, a 2026 Fields Medal recipient. Hear his #UofT journey and explore math’s role in AI safety. https://t.co/Lw4yOMS6jF
A painting gifted to #UofT alum Nancy Tozer during medical school nearly 50 years ago has found a new home with MD student Greg Dance. Read how The Doctor is carrying a lesson about caring for patients from one generation of physicians to the next 👇 https://t.co/4g3x7gnBNx
What started with internships in aerospace and engineering eventually took U of T alum Aarabhi Krishnakumar to a Formula One team in the U.K. and, now, Tesla. Read more about how she found her lane in engineering 🏎️ https://t.co/UuY5PpDaU9
How is AI changing the way we teach, learn and prepare for the future? Join #UofT experts on Oct. 22 as they explore what emerging technologies mean for education. Register now! https://t.co/DGOPxwrFoO
What does sleep reveal about evolution and modern life? Join #UofTAlumni and friends on Oct. 6 for a reception and talk exploring the science of human sleep. RSVP now 👇 https://t.co/0gZK8y5p6Z
Alumni Peter Turner and Dorothy Boothroyd have established a visiting professorship in architecture and health at @UofTDaniels, helping shape the future of health-related design challenges and research. https://t.co/JQrgqWrde1
The University of Toronto has ranked among the world’s top 25 universities by ShanghaiRanking Consultancy, recognized for its strength in research and academic performance. https://t.co/Md7IReYO8r
During her first year at #UofT, Kaynaat Abrar received an email from the Department of Psychology’s Budding Scholars Program. Applying to the program opened the door to a career in clinical psychology shaped by curiosity and discovery. https://t.co/7cztuaaA8E
The Schwartz Reisman Institute has appointed internationally recognized AI literacy scholar Kaitlyn Regehr as its inaugural Global Fellow. At #UofT, she’ll lead a global initiative focused on helping society understand & navigate AI’s impact. Learn more: https://t.co/H4r7CH3YDW