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Terry Lavender

News stories by Terry Lavender

The University’s Remembrance Day Service outside of Hart House in 1947

November 9, 2016 November 11: ��ֱ�� Remembers

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton cookies are on sale at the Oakmont Bakery on November 8, 2016 in Oakmont, Pennsylvania.

November 8, 2016 Hillary or Donald? "Let’s just hope it’s a decisive outcome," ��ֱ�� experts say

Photo of Maria Banda

November 7, 2016 Canadian drive and audacity needed to tackle world problems, ��ֱ�� conference told

November 3, 2016 Police should never have power to tap journalists' phones, says ��ֱ��’s Jeffrey Dvorkin

President Meric Gertler with high school students

November 3, 2016 Shanghai, Toronto and other urban regions vital to prosperity, ��ֱ�� President Meric Gertler tells Chinese audience

Syrian refugee family holding a Canadian flag

November 1, 2016 Anti-Muslim prejudice: Canadians have no right to feel smug, say ��ֱ�� experts

Tony Dean

October 31, 2016 ��ֱ��’s Tony Dean appointed to Senate

A woman walks in front of an advertisement for a Samsung phone in Korea

October 26, 2016 Recalling the Samsung Galaxy Note 7: ��ֱ�� expert explains the blow to Korean society

Protesters hold up a placard reading '3.4 million Europeans count on Wallonia - stop CETA' as a meeting on CETA takes place at the Walloon parliament in Namur, Belgium

October 24, 2016 Free trade with Europe is not dead, but it’s in a coma, says ��ֱ�� political scientist

Mieka Buckley-Pearson speaking at the United Nations Association in Canada

October 20, 2016 UN missed chance to demonstrate gender equality commitment, says ��ֱ�� student Mieka Buckley-Pearson

photo of Joseph Wong

October 20, 2016 Joseph Wong to head ��ֱ�� international student experience portfolio

Student volunteers, Canadian healthcare professionals, Global Brigades staff and community volunteers in El Tablon, Honduras

October 18, 2016 Even airline luggage restrictions can't faze the ��ֱ�� Global Brigades

Woman holding a sign saying "Refugees Welcome" at rally in Toronto

October 4, 2016 Language of human rights often conflicts with local virtues, Ignatieff tells ��ֱ�� audience

University of Tokyo President Makoto Gonokami and University of Toronto President Meric Gertler shaking hands

October 4, 2016 Universities are gateways to opportunity and knowledge, Gertler tells international forum in Japan

September 30, 2016 Ted Sargent's global vision for ��ֱ��

European Commission building in Brussels

September 30, 2016 Brexit vote means uncertain future for Europe and the UK, ��ֱ�� experts agree

Maryam Monsef is an Afghan, a Canadian, a refugee, and a survivor of one of the most brutal civil wars of the modern era, says Aisha Ahmad

September 27, 2016 Canadians should feel proud to be part of Maryam Monsef's story, says ��ֱ�� prof

Stephen Toope standing in front of the Munk building

September 26, 2016 Stephen Toope nominated to lead Cambridge University

September 22, 2016 Trump, filter bubbles and populism: Washington media guru explains the US election to ��ֱ�� audience

Lynette Ong teaching to students

September 22, 2016 Youth engagement is the key to understanding China, says ��ֱ��’s Lynette Ong