Are you a first-year student at U of T? Don’t miss out on First-Year Foundations Seminars that fill up quickly and are exclusive to first years alone. These classes typically max out at 25-30 students, allowing first-year students to form…
Your First Co-Curricular Record Validation Starts Now – Here’s How
Want to boost your resume before the school year even starts? We've got just the thing. It’s called the Orientation Starter Pack, and it's your chance to earn your very first Co-Curricular Record (CCR) validation this summer! Your Co-Curricular Record…
Incoming U of T Students: Accessibility Services Registration & Upcoming Events
Important Accessibility Services deadline for incoming U of T students: To make sure your accommodations are in place by September, submit your complete student intake package by Monday, July 14. Check out the step-by-step registration guide here. Coming up:Don’t miss…
Things to Do in Toronto During Reading Week
Reading Week is that much-needed breather from classes, giving you a chance to catch up on coursework while also making time for fun. If you’re spending it in Toronto, why not make the most of it? Whether you want to…
How to Balance Self-Care & Studying During Reading Week (and Beyond)
Missed our #JoyatUofT YouTube Live? Watch the replay here! University of Toronto students Amber, Kamilah, and Alec from the Centre for Learning Strategy Support and Health & Wellness share tips for finding balance (which will look different for everyone), keeping…
Under the Same Sun: Reflecting on International Holocaust Remembrance Day During World Interfaith Harmony Week
This past week was World Interfaith Harmony Week, a period dedicated to finding unity between our different religious beliefs and finding common values that can help unite us as opposed to dividing—we are all human after all. These past two…
Things to do in University, from a Graduating Student
Your undergraduate years are a time to try new things, figure out what your interests are, and to take advantage of all the amazing programs and opportunities available to you. With that in mind, here is my list of recommendations to make the most of your undergrad.
How to Stay Warm and Thrive During Toronto Winters
Winter in Toronto can be chilly, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy the season while staying comfortable. Here are some essential tips to help you stay warm and make the most of your time on campus during the colder…
What I Learned Attending a Health & Wellness Workshop
The workshop focused on how to make behavioural changes in order to positively influence your feelings and emotions. Workshop facilitators emphasized how behaviour can influence mood, which can create a cycle of negative moods and behaviours. Behavioural change is needed to break that cycle.
Resume Building as a Student: a Non-Exhaustive List
There are so many different ways to build your resume and professional skills, and you can find the ones which work best for you!
Here, I'll share with you some of the ways that I have sought out work experience, and I will also link some U of T resources and programs that might be useful for you.