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Department of Sociology’s lecture series, Celebrating the Book, highlights new ideas and latest research 

This fall, the Department of Sociology will continue its new lecture series, Celebrating the Book, showcasing the work of its faculty members and their recent publications. Each author will discuss the key themes, questions and contributions of their latest book, showcasing a variety of research happening in the department. The book series is open to the 91ÑÇÉ« community with events running throughout the fall and winter.    Upcoming lectures include:  September 9: The Reality of Knowledge: Towards a […]

Department of Economics congratulates graduating students

Faculty members of the Department of Economics extend a heartfelt congratulations to the graduating class of 2026, wishing every success to their students as they proceed in their academic and professional journeys. Recognizing the achievement of students who have completed their degree, faculty in the department are proud to see many of them continuing their studies in graduate programs at 91ÑÇÉ«, University of Toronto, University of British Columbia and McMaster University.   "My […]

Research led by 91ÑÇÉ« questions scientific nature, role of mental imagery

Most people are familiar with mental imagery: picturing a scene from a novel, mentally rehearsing a presentation or imagining an upcoming birthday party, for example.

Passings: Robert (Bob) Cluett

Robert (Bob) Cluett, a 91ÑÇÉ« professor emeritus and recipient of an honorary doctor of letters from 91ÑÇÉ«, has died at the age of 93.

Beyond the numbers: How gender assumptions shape financial advice

Financial advice is often viewed as objective and numbers-driven, but a new study co-authored by Associate Professor Daniel Richards suggests conversations between financial advisers and clients can be shaped by deeply rooted gender assumptions.

Beyond the numbers: How gender assumptions shape financial advice

Playing with fire: Is Canada's wildfire strategy working? 91ÑÇÉ« scholars debate

Wildfires burning hundreds of kilometres away in northwestern Ontario obscured Toronto’s skyline in a thick, dramatic orange haze last week, triggering hazardous air quality warnings across the GTA.

Human Resource Management professor shares research on Business Talk podcast

Duygu Biricik Gulseren, associate professor in the School of Human Resource Management, was recently featured on the global podcast Business Talk, which brings together leading scholars and practitioners from around the world to discuss research with practical implications for organizations and society.   In the episode, Gulseren discussed her latest research on workplace substance policies and organizational inclusion, exploring how companies can rethink substance-related policies by moving beyond a narrow focus […]

Passings: David T. McNab

91ÑÇÉ« Professor Emeritus David T. McNab, a Métis historian, educator and scholar whose work helped advance the study of Indigenous histories, land rights and treaty relationships in Canada, has died.

LA&PS honours inaugural Co-op and Work‑Integrated Learning Students of the Year

The Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies (LA&PS) at 91ÑÇÉ« has recognized two outstanding students as its inaugural LA&PS Co‑op and Work‑Integrated Learning (WIL) Students of the Year, marking the introduction of the Faculty’s first experiential education award dedicated to recognizing student excellence in work-integrated learning. Mia Soccio and Aminah Anjum were named […]