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ASSU November By-Election

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ASSU is having a Fall By-Election!  Are you looking to get more involved in your education? Getting involved with the ASSU Executive is a great way to make your mark on academic life here in at the University of Toronto.

We are accepting nominations for candidates to fill the role of  Executive (1 position available). Candidates will be elected during our November 12th 2024 ASSU Council Meeting at 6:00pm All full-time students in the Faculty of Arts and Science at the St. George Campus are eligible to run for our elections.

We’re hiring!

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ASSU is looking for a part-time Front Desk Receptionist! If you are looking for part-time work on campus and want to join our student service office this job may be for you!

2024 Fall By-Election

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ASSU Election Nominations are now open! Are you looking to get more involved in your education? Getting involved with the ASSU Executive is a great way to make your mark on academic life here in at the University of Toronto.

We are accepting nominations for candidates to fill the roles of  Executive (2 positions available). Candidates will be elected during our September 27th 2024 ASSU Council Meeting. All full-time students in the Faculty of Arts and Science at the St. George Campus are eligible to run for our elections.

Deferred Exam Fee Grant

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ASSU is pleased to announce our new Deferred Exam Fee Grant program. This grant is available to all full-time students who need to offset the cost of deferring a final exam due to illness.

Exam Jam April 2024

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Exam Jam is back for the Winter 2024 semester! Join us on Tuesday April 9th for a day of exam prep sessions, healthy snacks, fun activities, and of course our cute Exam Jam dogs!

Statement on potential CUPE strike

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The Arts and Science Students’ Union stands in solidarity with the education workers of CUPE 3902, library workers of CUPE 1230, and service workers of CUPE 3261 and their unified demands for respect, dignity, and a living wage. Together, these three locals represent more than 8,000 workers across the University of Toronto’s three campuses, including teaching assistants, caretakers, course instructors, postdoctoral fellows, cafeteria workers, and grounds workers.