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Ann Brocklehurst

News stories by Ann Brocklehurst

October 28, 2024 ��ֱ�� grad discovers a passion for accessibility research and design

June 8, 2022 Through film, ��ֱ�� grad aims to help STEM-trained immigrant women overcome barriers

March 21, 2022 Calling it a 'natural fit,' ��ֱ�� librarian opts for familiar setting in debut mystery novel

November 2, 2021 With help of their prof, ��ֱ�� students go from being Wikidata novices to international conference presenters

July 19, 2021 Mobile tech kits to aid First Nations seeking to recover art, culture and knowledge

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June 4, 2021 First cohort of students to graduate with bachelor of information degree from ��ֱ��

November 24, 2020 'Keep applying and trying': ��ֱ�� grad on how he landed a full-time job during COVID-19

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October 23, 2020 Not even a pandemic could stop Marjorie Douglas, a ��ֱ�� alumna, from celebrating her 110th birthday

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July 30, 2020 ��ֱ�� alumna aims to bring the history of Emancipation Day, on Aug. 1, to a wider audience

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December 16, 2019 A pager-free zone: ��ֱ�� startup Hypercare aims to bring hospitals into the 21st century

Students working in colourful Room 224 at the Bissell Building

November 22, 2019 A 'teaching research lab': How ��ֱ��'s Faculty of Information built a classroom for the digital age

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July 15, 2019 Digital generation: ��ֱ�� researchers work with UN to support children's rights online

May 15, 2019 ��ֱ�� Faculty of Information students make trip to Geneva to study intellectual property and copyright

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September 19, 2018 Brian Cantwell Smith on what alarms him – and what doesn't – about AI

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January 31, 2018 ��ֱ�� student helps find a better way to keep TTC riders informed