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Alumni DigestSeptember
2026
2026
Learning to think
with machines.
New tools. Human questions.
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In this edition / 69 verified articles across University of Toronto.Free to read
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The same curious editorial spirit, with stories and sources rooted in each community.
From the community
A few stories worth your time.
Hafsa Murtaza learns by drawing
Handwritten notes, sketches and conversations with professors helped the art and art history graduate earn a Governor General's Silver Medal.
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Robert Chung follows the difficult questions
A mathematics and computer science graduate found his teachers, teammates and toughest ungraded problems more useful than a rigid study routine.
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Neil Price brings community into scholarship
The OISE graduate's doctoral work examines exclusion in universities and the collective practices Black scholars use to sustain their work.
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Hafsa Murtaza learns by drawing
Handwritten notes, sketches and conversations with professors helped the art and art history graduate earn a Governor General's Silver Medal.
Robert Chung follows the difficult questions
A mathematics and computer science graduate found his teachers, teammates and toughest ungraded problems more useful than a rigid study routine.
Neil Price brings community into scholarship
The OISE graduate's doctoral work examines exclusion in universities and the collective practices Black scholars use to sustain their work.
A patient's gift finds another doctor
Nancy Tozer passed a treasured print to medical student Greg Dance, whose reflection on listening to patients won her over.
Kimia Karachi finds confidence backstage
Dance festivals and student theatre gave the U of T graduate practical experience she now brings to teaching acting in Vaughan.
Emily Hunter keeps organizing through change
After campaigning in Canada and New Zealand, the UTSC graduate draws on family and community to sustain her climate work.
Food justice begins in the garden
Bavan Pushpalingam's family grew vegetables in Scarborough; his research now examines how food, migration and access to familiar crops intersect.
An extra year in Formula One
Aarabhi Krishnakumar postponed graduation for an Alpine internship that helped her discover a preference for manufacturing and working directly with parts.
Ruqaiya Rahman passes the help along
Advice about buses, groceries and winter clothing helped a student from Bangladesh settle in; she later guided other newcomers at UTM.
Joel Tan gets his biology chance
Rejected by universities in Singapore, the future biomedical researcher found laboratory work and mentors after applying to one university abroad.
An email opens the laboratory door
Kaynaat Abrar joined a first-year research program, studied concussion-like symptoms and is returning to UTSC for a clinical psychology doctorate.
A rower tests a training question
Vanessa Lin moved from volunteering in an exercise study to researching whether brief restrictions in blood flow affect rowing performance.
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