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Whether you’re just starting out, or have been at U of T for a while, there are resources and supports you might not know about yet. Watch our video to learn the top nine things you need to know about Student Life.
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Student Life Departments
Beyond the classroom, the Division of Student Life advances student success through experiences, services and facilities.
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Accessibility Services
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Administration & Operations
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Career Exploration & Education
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Centre for Learning Strategy Support
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Clubs & Leadership Development
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Co-Curricular Community-Engaged Learning
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First Nations House
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Health & Wellness
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Housing
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Mentorship & Peer Programs
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Multi-Faith Centre
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Orientation, Transition & Engagement
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TCard Services
Our Partners
In The GTA Community & Beyond
Student Life News
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Update regarding Centre for Community Partnerships
Posted August 5, 2026 A message from the Office of the Vice-Provost, Students and the Office of the Vice-Provost, Teaching & Learning Effective August 1, 2026, community-engaged learning will move to a new structure. Co-curricular community-engaged learning will move to the Student Engagement unit within Student Life, where it will connect more closely with student-facing…
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From the Desk of the Director
Updates from Michael Nicholson, Director, Accessibility Services. Updated July 14, 2026 Advancing Transparency in Our Work Accessibility Services was among the first offices on campus to establish a Student Advisory Committee. Today, this model has been adopted across the University of Toronto, with all Student Life offices maintaining their own student advisory groups. For many…
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Be well, stay well, do well: Health Support at U of T
“Asking for help is not a weakness; it’s a responsible way to take care of yourself.“ When Jason Liu began his studies at U of T, he knew the university offered health-related services, but he didn’t fully understand the range of support available through the Health & Wellness Centre. It wasn’t until a community health…
