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Looking for a study spot on campus? Here’s where – and how – to find one near you

Room with bookshelves along left and right, middle has bright orange carpet and rectangular tables and chairs running along it, staircase in the back runs up to 2nd floor that features a stained glass window

Behind the headlines with UTM alum Pacinthe Mattar

Pacinthe Mattar sitting in front of a window, a bookshelf in the corner with large floor plant in front of it. On radiator below window is a black CBC baseball hat.

Biomedical Communications students create science trading cards

Front of trading card shows a flightless bird with a blue head and grey feathered body with one large leg held up. Bottom of card reads: Spear Kick. Souther Cassowary (Casuarius casuarius) Cassowary's powerful legs allow them to fun fast, jump high and deliver a mean kick. The dagger-like claws attached to its feet are what make those kicks deadly and earn them the title of the world's most dangerous bird. Back of card shows various illustrations of the bird kicking a target, swimming

Robots in the wild: UTM’s Florian Shkurti teaches machines to learn and work with humans

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Hungry? Here's where to grab a bite on U of T's three campuses

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‘Young leaders of the future’: The international students creating a global community at U of T

Three aerial photos of each campus: Scarborough, St. George and Mississauga