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Accessibility and Academic Accommodations

Access resources for your ongoing or temporary disabilities as you learn to navigate academic accommodations and discover a supportive community of peers.

Learn how to register with the office and navigate your academic accommodations.

Clubs, Groups and Community Learning

Whether you want to browse U of T’s clubs and groups or start one of your own, this is where you can get involved with communities that matter to you.

Find the U of T club or group that’s right for you.

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Find out more about faith and spirituality at U of T or connect with BIPOC life on campus.

Learn how to connect with your faith, spirituality or culture.

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Develop your career path and get valuable advice about finding work, job markets and further education.

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Learn more about U of T’s residences, off-campus housing, temporary housing, and your rights and responsibilities as a tenant.

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Check out the location and hours of the Health & Wellness Centre, info about health insurance, appointments, mental health resources and emergency support.

Take care of your health and find valuable resources.

International

Find everything you need to know about learning abroad, study permits and visas, adjusting to life in Canada, permanent residency and more.

Get more information about being or becoming an international student.

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Whether you want to find a mentor, become a mentor or build your leadership skills, we’ve got the tools and workshops to get you started.

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Understand how YOU learn best and build your skills as you discover tips for acing exams, essays, presentations and more.

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Discover opportunities to get involved and make connections with fellow Black students

Explore a curated collection of opportunities, events and resources that support the identities and active participation of Black students on campus. All in one place!

Upcoming Opportunities

Apply for a $1000 Undergraduate Research Prize

Apply by Sunday, April 13, 2025

The Patricia and Peter Shannon Wilson Undergraduate Research Prize from U of T Libraries gives undergraduate students an opportunity to reflect on their information-seeking experience and showcase their research to an audience beyond the classroom.

Applying is easy! Write a reflective statement about your research process – how you went about searching, evaluating and incorporating information sources for a recent course assignment or one you’re already working on. Six prizes of $1,000 will be awarded.

Learn more about and apply to the U of T Libraries’ Patricia & Peter Shannon Wilson Undergraduate Research Prize.

Access Connections Day Volunteer Opportunity

Wednesday, May 7, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Volunteer to support the Access Connections Day 2025 event hosted by the Access Strategy and Partnerships Office on May 7, 2025 from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. at Jackman Law, St. George Campus.

They are seeking volunteers to provide administrative and logistical support that includes directing attendees to the meeting rooms; assisting at the registration desk; distributing lunch, and supporting setup and takedown.

If interested, please email access@utoronto.ca. There will be a $100 gift card honorarium for students.

Upcoming Events

Culture Fest

Friday, April 4, 12 – 3 p.m.

Celebrate diversity and creativity through music, dance, art and food from around the world. This vibrant festival showcases the rich traditions and contemporary expressions of global cultures, offering something for everyone. Immerse yourself in interactive exhibits, live performances, and delicious cuisine as we come together to honor the beauty of our shared humanity. Don’t miss out on this exciting celebration of culture, community and connection!

Register for Culture Fest at Hart House.

Apply to Summer Work Study positions

Apply on the CLNx Job Boards beginning on April 4 at noon until April 13, 11:59 p.m. ET.

Looking for a summer job? Apply for Summer 2025 Work Study positions. Clubs & Leadership Development, Mentorship & Peer Programs, Orientation, Transition & Engagement and the Multi-Faith Centre are hiring various Work Study roles for the period from May – August 2025.

Working at Student Engagement and Multi-Faith Centre: Summer 2025 Work Study Information Session

Friday, April 4, 3 – 4 p.m.

Check out an online information session for more information about roles, application timeline and tips on how to boost your application.

Register for Working at Student Engagement and Multi-Faith Centre: Summer 2025 Work Study Information Session on Folio.

Supports and Resources

Located at 21 Sussex Ave., Rooms 316 & 317

  • Check availability.
  • Book a time to use the lounge.

  • African Black Caribbean Student Engagement: Attend appointments, drop-ins, events and workshops with African Black Caribbean student Mentor Navigators, staff, librarians and faculty.
  • Black Queer & Trans Drop-in
  • Barbershop: Join us in the Map Room at Hart House for free barber services. Plus, we’ve got you covered with drop-in henna and nail technician services offered on a first come, first serve basis.

Find Black student groups and clubs on the St George Campus. Learn about the Black Student Engagement Fund (BSE Fund).

Are you looking to speak with a counsellor that has a similar lived experience? Health & Wellness has a new Black counsellor that is available. Learn more about how to book an appointment at Health & Wellness and request a referral with Deshawna Dookie.

Find scholarships and bursaries for Black students by college and/or faculty.

Join the Black Alumni Mentorship Program to get paired up with a Black alumni mentor based on your preferences. Engage in meaningful conversations, refine your skills and expand your professional network.

Subscribe to the Black Student Engagement newsletter!

Networking for Success (PDF)

Check out photos from other past events:

  • Black Leadership Recognition Ceremony 2025
  • Black Students Talk with Black Profs 2025
  • Black Student Orientation 2024
  • Black Student & Alumni Networking Night 2024
  • Black Hair Expo
  • Culture Fest
  • Semi Formal, Get into it!
  • Black Student and Alumni Networking Night
  • Black Student Leadership Recognition

Photo gallery: Building Futures event 2025

A group of 9 students and staff smiling and standing together during the Building Futures 2025 event.
View of crowd listening talk at Building Futures 2025 event.
Panel of 3 speakers sitting at the front of the room while one panelist speaks into a mic.
3 people sitting and listening while looking in the same direction.
A group of attendees sitting in a line while one person speaks into a mic.
3 people sitting and listening while one person speaks into a mic.

The University of Toronto’s Mentorship & Peer Programs team provides students with opportunities to connect with mentors, develop leadership skills, and engage in supportive communities to enhance their academic and personal growth.

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  • Student Life Coordinator, Black Student Engagement


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