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Throughout February, we celebrate and reflect on the legacy and contributions of Black communities. At Student Life, Black History Month is a time to highlight the programs and services that support and empower Black students all year long.
From the Black Hub’s resources and the BSpace lounge to wellness counselling for BIPOC students and guidance from African Black Caribbean Mentor Navigators, there are many ways to connect and find support. Whether you’re looking to join community events or just need a space to relax, there’s something for you.
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Student Life News
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Well-being survey helps U of T foster healthy student experiences
Posted on February 12, 2025Updated on February 24, 2025 By Sarah Ryeland-Etienne In April 2025, undergraduate students will begin receiving emails inviting them to participate in the Canadian Campus Wellbeing Survey (CCWS), an important survey about mental health, well-being and the U of T student experience. This confidential survey gathers information about students’ health behaviours,…
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Making meaningful mentorship connections within U of T’s Black community
Posted January 31, 2025 By Sarah Ryeland-Etienne Each February, the Division of Student Life celebrates Black History Month by highlighting resources, supports, tools and events that promote Black excellence at the University of Toronto. This year, the division is proud to shine a spotlight on the successful launch of the Black Alumni Mentorship Program. In…
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Reflecting on the first Open Mic Night by Accessibility Services
“The truth is, after years of writing and publishing in newspapers and magazines, I never had the opportunity to perform it. That is why I am grateful that Accessibility Services wanted to host an open mic.” Posted January 29, 2025By Catherine Dumé On November 20th, 2024, Accessibility Services organized an Open Mic to celebrate the…
