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Celebrate 50 years with the Women & Gender Studies Institute!
January 31, 4 to 6 pm ET – In person
Join us for an engaging panel discussion in celebration of the University of Toronto’s Women & Gender Studies Institute. Enjoy an evening of reflection and storytelling with an inter-generational panel of current and former faculty and students.
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“Someone Lives Here” Screening and Panel Discussion
January 31, 7 to 9:30 pm – In person
Join us for this award-winning documentary, the story of one man’s inspiring response to Toronto’s housing crisis. This special Canadian Film Forum event is presented by Innis College, the Cinema Studies Institute and the Urban Studies Program.
The panel discussion will include documentary subject Khaleel Seivwright and urban studies instructor Alana Jones.
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Dancing Beyond the Institution
February 2, 2 to 4 pm – In person
Thomas F. DeFrantz will present a keynote lecture, “Let’s Go Outside: Dancing Beyond the Institution,” at Hart House and a workshop on February 3 in Morrison Hall.
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Art Revealing Science Symposium
February 12, 5:30 to 8:30 pm – In person
Join us for an enlightening and immersive experience with the Art Revealing Science Symposium. This event is open to all students, faculty and alumni and community members. Delve into the symbiosis of scientific innovation and artistic expression!
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Why Does It Feel So Good to be Bad?
February 13, 7 to 8 pm EST – Online
In this webinar, A&S Professor Paul Bloom will explore theories of perverse actions, including failures of thought suppression, singling, strategic behaviour, expressions of autonomy and “hopeful monsters.” Discover what interesting things the study of perverse actions can tell us about human nature.
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Mayor Olivia Chow: New Housing Playbook
February 15, 5 to 7 pm – In person
The election of Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow last year signals a different approach to housing development in our city, with an emphasis on deep affordability to meet the city’s most severe housing crisis in its history. Join ULI Toronto and the School of Cities for an intimate conversation with Chow on the emergence of a new municipally led housing agenda.
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The 2024 Department for the Study of Religion Lecture
February 28, 4 to 6:30 pm EST – Hybrid, in person and online
In the first half of the 18th century, the Inquisition of Lisbon and the civil authorities of Saint Domingue each arrested and detained an African amulet maker. This lecture considers how these empowered objects bear witness in their composition, use and afterlives in the archives to the multivalent connections that the slave trade engendered between Europeans and Africans along the two continents’ coasts, and beyond, in the Americas.
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Rotman Commerce Reciprocity Ring
March 2, 9 am to 12 pm – In person
The Rotman Commerce community has a 100-year legacy of sharing insights, providing mentorship and investing in future generations. This interactive and dynamic exercise will bring you together with your fellow alumni and current students to experience the power of our network and the rewards of paying it forward.
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Alumni Reunion
May 27 – June 2
Join us this spring for the biggest alumni event of the year. Five days of tri-campus fun, including free lectures, street festivities, family activities and more. Update your email so you never miss news about Alumni Reunion or U of T.
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Rotman Commerce Centenary Soirée
May 28, 6 – 8:30 pm – In person
Be a part of a historic evening of dynamic and interactive engagement with Rotman Commerce students, faculty, staff, friends and fellow alumni, celebrating 100 years of excellence in business education! Experience a glimpse into the program’s exciting future and learn more about how Rotman Commerce plans to continue building and gaining momentum over the next century.
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