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OISE doctoral student Sara Zoghbi is a finalist for a thesis presentation competition in Montreal. She was profiled by Radio Canada in Montreal.

Our latest JICS at the Movies presented a screening of the acclaimed documentary "The Making of a Japanese," followed by an in-depth Q&A with the filmmaker.

A bilingual dictionary sparked alum Yecid Ortega’s journey from violence-stricken Bogotá to educator, inspiring his work in multilingual learning and justice.

The 2025 Arbor Awards has been bestowed onto seven alumni and friends of the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education.

Green, the recipient of the 2025-26 OISE Indigenous Scholarship for Master's Students, will cross the Convocation stage later this spring.

We mark U of T Entrepreneurship Week by highlighting the InnovED education-focused Campus Linked Accelerator, which helps entrepreneurs bring their education ideas to life.

The OISE community mourns the tragic assassination of Yanar Mohammed, a leading Iraqi feminist activist and human rights advocate, who was killed outside her home in Baghdad on March 2, 2026. Her death represents a profound loss for feminist and human rights movements in Iraq and internationally.

Assistant Professor Corral spoke to CBC News about the Ontario government changes to OSAP program.

Assistant Professor Daniel Corral wrote about recent changes to Ontario’s higher education funding for the Toronto Star.

On Feb. 18, 2026, the OISE Chinese Alumni Association celebrated the Year of the Horse with our alumni and friends community.

The Centre for Black Studies in Education (CBSE) at OISE launched its first book The ABCs of Blackness in Our Schools on Jan. 27.

Dr. Afua Cooper is leading a national research and education project dedicated to making Black history accessible to the public. Here's why she says understanding Black history in Canada has never been more urgent.