Science Rendezvous 2025 was a vibrant celebration of curiosity, community involvement, and accessibility. In connecting ...

This year, the University of Toronto Graduate Students’ Union (UTGSU) succeeded in its long-standing effort to raise base ...

Content warning: This article discusses transphobia and misogyny. Controversial U of T psychology professor Jordan Peterson has announced that he is no longer a tenured professor at U of T. By 2017, ...

Due to the rapid development of technology in recent years, our world has been changing drastically. While there have been positive advances that have come with the innovation of technology, there ...

Around 4:00 am on May 2, a group of 50 students broke into a gated King’s College Circle and set up tents, calling on the university to divest from companies that supply the Israeli military. Students ...

Content warning: this article contains a brief mention of suicide. More and more Canadians need doctors, and this is a profession that more and more Canadians are blocked from becoming. Medical ...

There are a million different things that can go devastatingly wrong in the human body. One of these is the tearing of the intestine, which can sadly occur in infants afflicted with the disease ...

Nestled between UTSG and the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) sits a curious dome-shaped structure once known as the McLaughlin Planetarium. A planetarium is a building that projects the night sky — the ...

In recent years, Toronto has established itself as an emerging artificial intelligence (AI) cluster — a region concentrated with companies, organizations, and institutions focused on the AI field that ...

Recent data on heat waves paints a concerning picture, with Toronto expected to experience close to 30 days of heat at 30 degrees Celsius or higher in the next decade and around 60 degrees Celsius by ...

Pi — the ratio between the circumference and diameter of a circle — is perhaps one of the most famous numbers in all of mathematics. Irrational, transcendental, and never-ending, it has frustrated and ...

All it takes to produce a film is a handful of acquaintances, some cheaply rented cameras, a healthy supply of networking skills, and some cash scraped together from odd jobs. At least, that’s what ...