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Nobel Prize-winner Geoffrey Hinton and fellow AI luminary Fei-Fei Li were among the speakers at a U of T event that explored how artificial intelligence is poised to change our lives
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As many as 4,300 students from 86 countries will cross the stage at Convocation Hall.
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With a keynote by “Godfather of AI” Geoffrey Hinton, two-day conference bridges computer science, arts and the humanities.
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Recent UC graduate Alptekin Goksan was the recipient of the University of Toronto St. George’s 2025 Governor General’s Silver Medal. Awarded to the student with the highest average from a University of Toronto undergraduate program in each of the three U of T campuses, Goksan was the second consecutive UC student to receive the award, having earned grades of 100% in half of the courses completed while pursuing a specialist in mathematics and a major in biochemistry.
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The 2025-26 R. K. Teetzel Lecture “Contradictory Truths (after Gessel),” presented by U of T alumna and Associate Professor Deanna Bowen, is now available to view on our YouTube channel.
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For many students, an academic suspension can feel like the end of the road. But a new pilot program by University College and Victoria College at Victoria University in the University of Toronto is showing it can instead be a turning point. The Skills Towards Academic Recovery (STAR) program launched in summer 2025 at University College and Victoria College designed specifically for suspended students. 
Victoria College Academic Advisor Jade Hazell, left, and University College Academic Advisor Dimitri Thompson. (Photos by Neil Gaikwad)
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