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Cycling and walking networks remain woefully inadequate in Scarborough due to a lack of long-term planning by the City of Toronto, a new U of T Scarborough report finds.  

It is difficult to overstate the importance of native bees. Without them, many plants would struggle to survive.

U of T Scarborough’s first infant feeding room is a welcoming and safe space for caregivers to balance their academic careers and family life on campus.  

About an hour’s drive west from Toronto sits a modest stormwater pond next to a subdivision in Stoney Creek, Ontario. It’s the kind of artificial body of water popping up in newer suburban…

Like many international students, Dhanya Dass finds it easy to talk about how she has benefited from studying at the University of Toronto. “U of T has given me so much,” says the third-year student…

Humans have been brewing fermented beverages for thousands of years. So it’s surprising that lager, a sometimes bland-tasting brew that originated in Germany, has risen above the rest to dominate…

Date: August 18 Time: 10:16 a.m. Location: Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre A new underwater drone equipped with a high-definition camera will give U of T Scarborough students an up-close look…

This Truth and Reconciliation week, the U of T Scarborough community honours those lost to the residential school system, their families and communities. From Sept. 27 to Oct. 1, we recognize and…

At a time when vaccine passports and mandates are on the rise, two University of Toronto social work researchers are filling a knowledge gap about vaccine confidence and hesitancy in an understudied…

A new U of T Scarborough study has found that those living close to natural gas wells are exposed to higher levels of certain organic pollutants in their homes. The study looked at levels of…

Bruce Kidd, a professor emeritus in the the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Kinesiology & Physical Education, writes in the introduction to his new book, A Runner’s Journey, that, “while an…