“Maybe a young person who looks like me is watching my address and thinking that she would like to be a doctor one day”
“Our teachers, mentors and professors are all doctors and health care workers: we realized they were going to be on the front lines for this crisis”
The University of Toronto's De Monstris exhibit examines the role monsters played in European history
A California-born sociology professor moves north
Using inscrutable descriptions like “nut fruit,” “white plant” and “rice bird”
A sneak peek inside the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design
Métis artist Jaime Black's tribute to Canada's missing and murdered indigenous women
Free-speech advocates say he’s combating the tyranny of political correctness. His critics say he’s a privileged, trans-phobic bigot who must be stopped
Seven stunning works from Kent Monkman's sesquicentennial art show
Two artsy types host a stately bash at the University of Toronto
A true story from the frontiers of Toronto's app-enabled dating scene
