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Toronto Star | January 15, 2026
Open-source model enables policymakers to plan for new housing and infrastructure construction while respecting climate targets From Toronto to Tokyo to Tijiuana, a new, open-source model created by U of T […]
Henri Monette, a fourth-year CivMin PhD candidate, has been named one of three recipients of the 2025 Catherine Lalonde Memorial Scholarship, as announced by the Canadian Wood Council. The scholarship […]
Davey Elder, a CivMin PhD student, has been named a recipient of the University of Toronto’s Lawson Climate and Sustainability Award for the 2025–2026 academic year. The award supports multi-disciplinary […]
How often do researchers and industry professionals get to discuss Taylor Swift, AI and construction together? Though it appears to be the start of a riddle, it’s a taste of […]
Learning by seeing is often complementary to book and classroom education experiences. A recent field trip to Burlington, Ont. to see a full-scale tuned mass damper (TMD) afforded a visiting […]
Mohaddeseh (Mohi) Abdolhosseini, a CivMin PhD candidate, has been awarded the Hatch Graduate Scholarship for Sustainable Energy Research. The scholarship supports graduate students across the Faculty of Applied Science & […]
A CivMin alumnus was included among the 11 members of the U of T Engineering community honoured for advancing U of T governance, mentoring students, helping to launch startups and […]
Case Studies in Building Science: revamping CIV1282, a favourite among alum After several years in hiatus, CIV1282 – Case Studies in Building Science is being relaunched. Professor Alex Lukachko, of […]
Mining legend and benefactor Pierre Lassonde urges students to “carpe diem” in personal address At an in-person address on Tuesday, November 18, benefactor Pierre Lassonde, O.C. urges students to “carpe diem” […]
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