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In photos: Melanie Woodin's first 48 hours after being named U of T's president-designate

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Melanie Woodin named U of T’s 17th president

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From aliens to auteurs: 10 UTM courses that will level up your summer

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U of T ranked in top 20 globally across all broad subject areas: QS World University Rankings by Subject

Two people examine an old manuscript in a dimly lit library. The person on the left, wearing a dark coat, points at the text, while the person on the right, wearing glasses and a brown sweater, smiles as they look at the book. Other visitors in the background view historical documents in a warmly lit, wood-panelled space with red carpeting and glass walls.

A social worker experienced in conflict resolution, Faye Mishna to become U of T’s next ombudsperson

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Retired judge Marion Buller advises students to ask questions, seek truth and be brave

Retired BC Judge Marion Buller stands in front of a microphone, with a blue background