First 48 Hours: Documentary Screening: Register to Attend!

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The International Students: First 48 Hours documentary chronicles selected international students departing their countries of origin to the days after they arrive in Toronto. Surprises, anxiety, joy, tips and funny revelations all describe the incredible trajectory of learners who have left their home. This film resulted from a partnership between the Innovation Hub and the Centre for International Experience. Members of the University of Toronto community are invited to join us for the premiere screenings of the documentary short, which is intended to share what it means to be new to a university, a culture and a country. Some of the students from the documentary will be participating in a moderated panel after each screening and will discuss some of their post-production thoughts as they now look back at their initial experiences.

Written by Julia Allworth, Manager, Innovation Projects

Call for Participants: International Students: Life After Graduation

Written by Diana Radenko, Audiovisual Storytelling Team Lead, Bachelor of Arts in Book and Media Studies With the start of the Fall-Winter term looming close, the Innovation Hub is finally ready to reveal a new initiative that is happening this…

Meet the Summer 2024 Team!

The Innovation Hub welcomes a wonderful group of students into the team each term. We are starting our new academic term with a team of 40 students and Team Leads. Let’s meet them! 

Written by Ajeetha Vithiyananthan, Blog Editor & Digital Content Writer, Honours Bachelor of Science, Psychology specialist & Sociology minor 

Call for Participants: Commuter Student Spaces Co-creation Sessions

Want to help shape the future of commuter student spaces on campus?

We want to hear from you!

In partnership with Spaces & Experiences, the Innovation Hub is hosting co-creation sessions to explore the needs of commuter students. Student feedback will be used to generate insights that will inform design decisions for current and future campus spaces. We invite you to share your experiences and help the university foster a better sense of belonging on the St. George campus.

Faculty of Arts and Science Entrepreneurship Quick Student Consultation: Call for Participants

What does entrepreneurship mean to you?

We want to hear from you!

In partnership with the Faculty of Arts & Science Centre for Entrepreneurship, the Innovation Hub is interested in exploring what entrepreneurship means to you. We are looking to hear from students in the Faculty of Arts & Science from all academic disciplines, programs, and degree levels, to build a deeper understanding of entrepreneurship.

Meet the Fall/Winter 2023-2024 Team!

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The Innovation Hub welcomes a wonderful group of students into the team each year. We are starting our new academic term with the largest team we’ve ever had, with 76 students. Let’s meet them!

Written by Ava Hawkins, Blog Editor & Digital Content Writer, Honours Bachelor of Science, Cognitive Science & Psychology

Call for Participants: Centering Accessibility in Commuter Spaces

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In partnership with Spaces & Experiences, the Innovation Hub is hosting student-led feedback sessions to inform design decisions for future spaces for commuters. The feedback session invites all students with disabilities to share their stories, perspectives, and experiences. The aim is to create a barrier-free environment for students to speak openly about their lived experiences. 

Call for Participants: Honouring Black Student Stories in Commuter Spaces

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In partnership with Spaces & Experiences, the Innovation Hub is hosting student-led feedback sessions to inform design decisions for future spaces for commuters. Our discussion will invite Black-identifying students to share their stories, perspectives, and experiences in a safer space for participants with lived experience to speak openly.