Protect Your Body While Learning at Home
Being a student can be hard on your body. You may be sitting for hours to study, hunched over your laptop and feeling neck and back pain. In this workshop, you will learn tips and strategies for setting up your desk environment ergonomically and incorporating movement in your daily routine to prevent pain and injury. […]
New podcast explores spirituality and colonialism
Posted June 1, 2021 By Kirsty Clarke Subaltern Speaks is a new podcast produced by student interns Manvinder Gill and Yasamin Jameh at University of Toronto’s Multi-Faith Centre, exploring the topics of religion and spirituality in the context of (De)colonization. The podcast explores the legacies of colonialism on the religion and spiritualities of colonized peoples. […]
Subaltern Speaks podcast
Subaltern Speaks is a podcast that explores the legacies of colonialism on the religion and spiritualities of colonized peoples, otherwise known as the “subaltern” in post-colonial studies. We discuss how colonized peoples have and continue to challenge these legacies through art, activism, academia, and other cultural and social mechanisms. Through meaningful conversations with leading thinkers, […]
Facebook Live summer roundup
Updated: May 26, 2022 Each summer, we host Facebook Live Q&A sessions with Student Life departments to answer your questions before the school year starts. Check out these events planned for summer 2022: July 5: 5 questions about… being a U of T student July 7: 5 questions about… navigating disability & registering with Accessibility […]
Housing Fairs
If you’re considering renting in Toronto and want to figure out where you’re going to live next academic year, join us at our annual virtual Housing Fair! The Housing Fair features student-housing building operators, property management companies, campus services and more. All current and incoming U of T students, staff and faculty are welcome. Upcoming […]
Accessibility Services in the news
Updated June 25, 2024 Read the latest reporting about Accessibility Services and accessibility on U of T campuses from U of T News, U of T Magazine and more: June 4, 2024: ‘Incredible gratitude’: U of T grad on his journey from spinal cord injury to convocation – Sean McNeely, U of T News June […]
POLICY: Accessibility Services statement of confidentiality
Confidentiality of information is the foundation of an effective service for students with disabilities. As well as a requirement by law, we believe this practice generates a student’s trust and confidence. At the time of initial registration with Accessibility Services and for each subsequent registration, we ask students to consent to the sharing/exchange of information […]
Online social group helps students connect during pandemic
Posted May 10, 2021 By Kirsty Clarke The isolation of the global pandemic can mean that you haven’t had a chance to connect easily with other U of T students. Talking to New People is an online social group where approximately 8 students from the same academic level are matched with a peer facilitator. Once […]
Important information for graduating students from Health & Wellness
April 11, 2025 The University of Toronto Health & Wellness Centre provides services for current University of Toronto undergraduate and graduate students who have paid the appropriate incidental fees for the school year. Eligible students can access our services from September 1 to August 31 of the following academic year. You may also have access […]
U of T grad Maureen Gustafson focused on improving Indigenous public health
This article was originally published by Françoise Makanda on U of T Alumni News on November 22, 2019. Maureen Gustafson (MPH 2019) walked towards the stage at her University of Toronto convocation wearing the moccasins her mother gave her the day before. “I was really excited to wear them because, for a lot of people, moccasins […]
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