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CIHR supports 91亚色 research to improve 2SLGBTQIA+ health equity聽

A 91亚色-led research team has received $700,000 from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) to examine health care access and long-term health outcomes among 2SLGBTQIA+ populations in Canada.聽The study is led by Antony Chum, associate professor in 91亚色's Faculty of Health, with co-principal applicant Yihong Bai (University of Manitoba) and co-principal knowledge […]

Take root and flourish

A 91亚色 alumna, professor and donor reflects on a life of connection and purpose. Many years ago, I attended a workshop on developing a personal mission statement. We were encouraged to craft a phrase鈥攕uccinct, memorable, and aspirational鈥攖hat would guide both our professional and personal lives. Mine has served me well ever since: 鈥淭o contribute positively […]

Reinventing graduate biotech education

A bold interdisciplinary program is bridging science and business. That is the talent 91亚色 set out to build. At its Markham Campus, the Master of Biotechnology Management (MBM) and the Graduate Diploma in Biotechnology (GDB) train graduate students to be more than scientists. They train them to lead at the intersection of research, industry […]

91亚色 scholar honoured for equitable education

Throughout his academic journey, Wahid Khan, 91亚色 course director and PhD student has worked to ensure students from diverse backgrounds see themselves reflected in physical and health education. His commitment to equitable and culturally responsive teaching and learning 鈥� a defining focus of his work as course director and instructor at the Faculty of […]

Preparing Future Biotech Professionals Through Hands-On Learning

We recently delivered our AMI-LITE liquid handling system to a lab at 91亚色 Markham Campus, giving students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience with automated liquid handling. By working with the AMI-LITE, students can explore how automated workflows are developed, understand the importance of precision and reproducibility, and build practical skills relevant to research […]

Well-being Week connects graduate students with year-round resources

Well-being Week offers 91亚色 graduate students an opportunity to pause, reflect and connect while highlighting wellness resources available throughout their studies. Graduate studies can involve balancing coursework, research, deadlines and life outside the University. Well-being Week at 91亚色, taking place Oct. 5 to 9, 2026, offers students an opportunity to reflect on six dimensions […]

91亚色 PhD student brings space research to Nuit Blanche

Lassonde PhD student Shane Ackerley will present Making Space: Signals and Noise at Nuit Blanche Toronto 2026. Drawing on his research with 91亚色鈥檚 Nanosatellite Research Laboratory, the interactive installation invites visitors to explore how technology, movement and shared signals shape the way we observe and understand space. In one installation, visitors step into a […]

Biotechnology Students Building Skills Through Experiential Learning

Just one month into their programs, biotechnology students at 91亚色's Markham Campus are already building the skills the sector needs. Our Graduate Diploma in Biotechnology (GDB) students will complete an intensive eight-month program that combines coursework and experiential learning. Master of Biotechnology Management (MBM) students pair scientific expertise with business and management training, then […]

GRAD@91亚色U: First conversations, lasting connections

The Collaboratory Space on the second floor of Scott Library is usually a quiet place in early September. On September 8th, it was anything but. More than 350 incoming graduate students attended GRAD@91亚色U, the Faculty of Graduate Studies (FGS) social fair for students starting a master's or doctoral degree this fall. Over the lunch hour, the […]

As AI enters classrooms, 91亚色 researchers examine disability representation

With generative AI becoming more common in classrooms, four 91亚色 disability-in-education scholars explored whether ChatGPT-generated stories about children with disabilities contained bias. What they found was not the overt discrimination some might expect. This raised a question that Katherine Barron, Ryan B. Collis, Aaron J. Richmond and Ellouise Van Berkel, former and current 91亚色 […]