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A community centre in the heart of Scarborough is growing fresh vegetables for a local food bank
The snap peas at a Scarborough community centre have an impactful life: they’re planted in the centre’s greenhouse, grown in its garden beds, then donated to families through its food bank, often…
Near and Far: how COVID-19 will affect social interactions
In the 1970s clip from the children’s television show Sesame Street, Grover – a blue and furry monster – attempts to demonstrate the difference between “NEAR” and “FAR”.1 In trying to make his point…
Karate club still kicking 50 years on
In September 1968, a young James Hart started a karate club in the Meeting Place.
Fifty years later, it is believed to be the longest-running non-academic club at U of T Scarborough.
At the age of…
See what's cooking in the Culinaria Research Centre kitchen
On March 6th, students from the Edible History course prepared and served a variety of curry dishes for the fourth annual Curry Pop-up event. Led by professors in the Culinaria test kitchen, the…
U of T Alumni Governor teaches girls ‘nothing is more empowering than a woman’s right to choose’
As a young girl growing up near Abu Dhabi, Samra Zafar aspired to graduate from an internationally renowned university. Today, she’s a public speaker, author, commercial accounts manager at RBC, and…
Clinical Psychology PhDs making an impact in their placements
Three PhD students in U of T Scarborough’s innovative Clinical Psychology program have on-site placements that take them to the outer edges of human experience.