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BRB – Figuring Out These Acronyms @ UofT

Ah Acorn.. I knew that UofT had a thing for oak trees (in the crest, ACORN and now Quercus; the Latin name for oak tree… but that’s another blogpost itself). I had my own story behind the name ACORN before I found out it stood for Accessible Campus Online Resource Network.

Anxiety v. Public Speaking

If there’s ever a time to adapt to discomfort, it would be now, protected by the boundaries of university life. For much of my life, anxiety inhibited me from pursuing opportunities. After a break-through revelation, I came to terms on…

Frivolous or Necessary? The Attack on Plastic Straws and What It Means for Accessibility.

Our society’s love of plastic has taken a massive toll on the health of the planet. Millions of tons of plastic is produced annually, and more than eight million tons ends up in oceans. By some estimates, there will be…

Me, Unedited

And who am I? That’s one secret I’ll never tell. xoxo… Gossip Girl. Just kidding. I’m not gossip girl, or anything of the like. I’m just your regular shmegular University of Toronto student. I realize that I have not properly…

Accessibility Services: A Primer

Ah, Accessibility Services. What would U of T do without you? Be a heck of a lot less accessible, that’s what. It is one of the most important services available to registered U of T students, who identify as having…

Category: accessibility (page 6)

Category: accessibility (page 6)

BRB – Figuring Out These Acronyms @ UofT

Anxiety v. Public Speaking

Frivolous or Necessary? The Attack on Plastic Straws and What It Means for Accessibility.

Me, Unedited

Accessibility Services: A Primer

Introduction

Category: accessibility (page 6)