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The OISE community is mourning the loss of Bonnie Burstow, an exceptional scholar, author and activist who died on Jan. 4.

In her work at OISE, Brownell wants to amplify the voices and experiences of children in ways that shift how adults understand them to be.

OISE's Mentorship Program pairs hundreds of students with an experienced alumni mentor who provides them guidance and support in finding success in their field.

Digitizing sacred knowledge: OISE scholar teams up with Indigenous communities in South and North America to bring their traditional calendar systems online

The conference was organized by a team of five PhD students who approached the conference who approached the conference with a clear vision and goal in mind.

OISE has been ranked the 7th best educational institution in the world by the QS World University Rankings.

The Scarborough of author Carrianne Leung (MEd 2000, PhD 2007)’s 1970s childhood was a very different place than it is today.

This year, nine OISE community members received Arbor Awards – for their loyalty, generosity, and dedication.

Meet Adam Benn, a new OISE grad – and Black, queer role model for Toronto’s LGBT2SQ community.

Professor Roy Gillis, a researcher with the anti-bullying organization PREVNet, shares tips on how parents, teachers, and educators can prevent cyberbullying and support victims.

Having spent time homeless herself, OISE Professor Suzanne Stewart envisions a new kind of shelter – one that truly understands and cares for Indigenous women.

Meet Tamara, Aisha and Shaun, three OISE graduates profiled in the video series, “With OISE I Can.”