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Can photographing someone’s art be considered an art? Chris Cachia thinks so.
This artwork created by Philip Beesley – and photographed by Aida da Silva – transformed Brookfield Place in Toronto
Albert Tan uses the Brenizer method to get a new photographic effect on a familiar subject
Diana Tso’s play Red Snow focuses on the “forgotten holocaust”
Yi Zhao tells a story of Occupy Toronto in photos
Alumni and friends support Convocation Hall’s construction
Claudio’s Quality Seafood in Sydney draws both human and feathered clientele
Tea Hadziristic explores a beautiful place for the dead
Chia Barsen catches a spider in the city’s glow
Erica Sum finds beauty on the street
Behind the scenes at the U of T lipdub video shoot
A Toronto music and late-night-snacking institution
Fatema Pardhan phones grads for U of T’s Annual Fund. She, like many students, also benefits from the fund
This cardboard robot has a penchant for travel, adventure, and distracting Michael Yu from his studies
Warren Davis experiments with photo editing software
Alexander Quick captures the John P. Robarts library in its natural habitat
Bodi Bold creates an homage to Aladdin Sane
Nikita Nikolaev finds himself unexpectedly at a wedding in a monastery
One year down, three to go: what six first-year students have to say about their experiences at U of T so far
Matteo Mencarelli bears witness in Beirut
Lifetime Toronto resident Gary Baker documents a changing cityscape
Dan Epstein gets lucky working with film
Alexandra Auger photographs her grandfather, his kitten, and a scratch reflex
Frank Horvat plays piano in the dark to raise awareness of environmental issues
Kathy Lawton takes in the sights at Namtso Lake, Tibet
Charles Hoppner knows a place where the shoes grow on trees
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth enjoy a visit to U of T in May 1939
Post-doctoral fellow Annabelle Haudry explores what lies beneath the sea
Second-year student Gulzab Nawaz slows down time with her camera
Alum Barbara Konecny captures the way tourism is changing a way of life
Janine Riviere captures one of many beautiful sights on the island of Mauritius
Nick Merzetti proves that complicated equipment is not what makes a great photo
Alum Gerald Law snapped this photo of an elderly man who gave up on shaving
Hilary Davidson’s first crime novel keeps you guessing till the last page
A new mother discovers her child’s infancy doesn’t last long
Pharmacy student Benson Kua finds an upside to cold weather
Engineering student Fadi Jozif takes a striking portrait
Someone spent a lot of time making these “men of stone” near Toronto’s Humber River Bay
Daniel Kukla finds an unusually coloured horse
In her debut novel, Hilary Davidson asks what causes otherwise good people to do something terrible
Sasi Shanmugarajah finds elegance in an unexpected place
Yuyi Fu captures a rare moment of canine reflection
Jose Castro discovers that lightning does indeed strike twice
They’re smart, globally aware, tech savvy — and still a little nervous about starting at U of T
The first phase of renovations to the 86-year-old monument is now underway
Tim Bermingham plays with light to capture incredible feats of athleticism and strength
Sarah Lee Walker discovers the joy of connecting with her environment through photography
Anthropologist Sarah Gould has challenged herself to take one photo a day for a year
OISE graduate Victoria Fisher keeps her camera handy and waits for good luck
Aspiring architecture student captures pedestrian bridge from an unusual point of view
