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Professor Nxumalo talked about her research and her award from the American Educational Research Association (AERA), in advance of its annual summit this April.

When Anuli Ndubuisi came to Canada from Nigeria to pursue a PhD at OISE in 2019, she brought years of experience in energy industry, leading complex projects and mentoring teams. Now, she's putting her skills to work in academia.

U of T News spoke with recent grads, including OISE alumna Tanya Kaur Talwar, about how they landed their first roles and what they learned along the way.

For the Conversation Canada, these books resist settler myths about Indigeneity and reclaim the creative intellectualism of Indigenous storytelling.

Dr. Jennifer Brant, Dr. Andrew B. Campbell, Dr. Marie Green, Assistant Professor Devon Healey, and Garth Nichols have been bestowed honours for 2026.

Professor Fikile Nxumalo, director of the Childhood Place Pedagogy Lab, has earned the Black Research Network IGNITE Grant 5.0 for her important work in environmental education in South Africa's K-3 classrooms.

OISE alum Rosemary Sadlier spent 22 years as president of the Ontario Black History Society and helped establish national recognition of Black History Month. This spring, she joins 10 fellow honorary doctorates at the Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU).

Doctoral candidates Eun Gi (Cathy) Kim and Ahmet Su, and Master of Education candidate Mandy Nelson were named winners for this academic term.

Alum Ashleigh Molloy has been inducted into the Scarborough Walk of Fame for his work to advance understandings of developmental disabilities. One of nine inductees, Molloy will be named alongside Canadian legends including Andre De Grasse and Fefe Dobson.

For decades, a major goal of education systems has been to improve postsecondary access. Researcher and OISE alum Dr. Kelly Gallagher-Mackay argues Ontario must focus on the benefits of improved access, and not get caught up by grade inflation.