Rehersal and meeting
week 1 Rehersal and meeting for new semester
week 1 Rehersal and meeting for new semester
This event is a fun and cozy space for members of UTM’s African community and other interested folks to unwind and interact with one another while decorating some lovely cookies, discussion controversial topics and listen to music!
Join us for our first event! 🎥 We are hosting a documentary viewing with UofT’s Green Up Initiative! We will be viewing The Magnitude of All Things on Monday February 13th in the Media Room at Robarts. Sign up through the link in bio so we know you’re coming! Looking forward to seeing everyone!
This event is a midterm review session for students of NROB61 Neurophysiology. We will administer and guide students through practice test questions and help them prepare for their class midterm. All NROB61 students are invited.
MedSprint is a two-day Biomedical Engineering design-a-thon that focuses on patient-centered design. Through this event, students will create innovative and personalized solutions in teams by working alongside community partners who present their experiences with their medical concerns. There will be monetary prizes up to $300, and workshops on Neurotech, CAD Solidworks, and 3D printing!! This […]
MedSprint is a two-day Biomedical Engineering design-a-thon that focuses on patient-centered design. This event is a joint collaboration between the McMaster Medical Engineering Design Team (MED-T) and the University of Toronto Biomedical Engineering Design Team (UT BIOME). Through this event, students will create innovative and personalized solutions in teams by working alongside community partners who […]
The Black Graduate Students’ Association invites Black U of T students to attend our Black History Month discussion event! The discussion will be led by U of T’s Nokuzola Songo, a feminist political geographer Ph.D. student at the University of Toronto. We will be chatting about disrupting academia! The event will take on February 21, […]
"When your classroom turns into a battlefield, your major becomes bravery" An exhibition honouring the memory of 36 Ukrainian university students who will never be able to graduate because russia took their lives.
Immerse yourself in the reality of soldiers on the frontline, defending Ukraine from russian aggression through their own recordings in a moving documentary. "War Note" will open you to the real lives of the soldiers defending Ukraine. Free Ukrainian treats will be included!
Calling all Swifties! Prove your knowledge about your favorite American songwriter, sing along to her #1 hits, and win prizes. You are also encouraged to dress up as your favorite song/era/etc. and we will be awarding a prize to the person with the best costume! Register here.
Passionate about finding solutions that imply conceptual, process, product, or organizational change which will ultimately aim to improve the welfare and well-being of minority communities, specifically the Black Community? Join 150+ bright individuals in building innovative solutions to these pressing challenges. This March, we are taking a social approach to problem-solving by not just inviting […]
Here’s something to grab onto! Dr. Matthias Niemeier, a UTSC professor, will be hosting a seminar on what machine learning and EEG can tell us about grasping! Register here: https://t.co/OzjqSAHeMJ https://t.co/D6IznIlulp
HAPPY WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH. The month of March is celebrated as Women’s History Month and March 8th is International Women’s Day. This International Women’s Day, the theme is, “DigitALL: Innovation and technology for gender equality”. WGEC is celebrating this with an event that teaches all about the achievements of the different waves of feminism throughout […]
Unity Ball event is all about showing appreciation for clubs and student leaders for their efforts and inclusive events and services for the U of T Community. Join us for a night of dancing, community and celebration as we honour the students and clubs that make U of T a better, stronger community! Unity Ball […]
I see another SYNAPSE Seminar coming up! Dr. Jonathan Cant, a UTSC professor, will be hosting a seminar on the benefits of ensemble processing to visual perception and cognition!Dr. Jonathan Cant’s research focuses on how we perceive the complex visual world around us. More specifically, he focuses on how the human brain accomplishes specific biologically […]
This forum is being convened to create a space that brings student leaders together to understand the challenges students face when accessing gender based violence support and the areas in which the University needs to improve. We invite you to join student leaders across the U of T campuses at 230 College St on Wednesday, […]