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Alumnus Jeffery Alderdice doesn’t call himself a hero. But he saved the life of an American army officer during a five-hour battle with the…
Receiving a diagnosis of ependymoma, the third most common type of childhood brain cancer, can be devastating. While babies and toddlers are treated…
They took top spot in a startup contest involving more than 20,000 entrepreneurs across 40 countries. Now, one of the 91³Ô¹Ï students who triumphed in…
Dr. Joshua Liu knows a good idea when he sees one. And, he has a knack for turning good ideas into practice. Liu is a co-founder and CEO of Seamless…
In a competition typically dominated by MBA candidates, a team of Arts & Science undergraduate students surprised everyone by winning third…
Martin Krkosek, an assistant professor in the Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, is one of 126 outstanding U.S. and Canadian…
Women with BRCA-related breast cancer can halve their risk of dying from breast cancer with a double mastectomy, according to a 91³Ô¹Ï-led study…
Although some people maintain that politics has no place in sport, the modern-era Olympics are almost never free from controversy, said Bruce Kidd, a…
Alumni behind a wearable device that eliminates the need for passwords, PIN codes and more, are making news around the world again as they prepare to…
Annual mammograms of women between 40 and 59 do not reduce breast cancer death rates compared to regular physical examination or usual care, concludes…
When a partnership of universities, business and government announced the formation of the Southern Ontario Smart Computing Innovation Platform…
“I have a friend I play golf with. I won’t identify him except to say that he works for an English-speaking embassy…He thinks your…