Due to the cancellation of in-person classes and the need to contain the spread of COVID-19, the ASSU Office will be closed from March 16th to April 3rd. We will reevaluate as we get closer to the end of the term.
During this time we will be available through all of our social media as well as email at students.assu@utoronto.ca
Stay safe, everyone! We’re all in this together.
Our exciting Exam Jam for the Spring semester is just around the corner! It’s happening in the Sid Smith lobby from 11-3 on Friday, April 3rd! Come out and check out some review sessions and fun destressor events.
All info can be found on the Sid Smith Commons site:
Congratulations to our Leadership Award Winners! These students demonstrate the amazing work and leadership that students in the Faculty of Arts and Science accomplish. Thank you everyone who applied to be a leadership award winner this year. It was an incredibly competitive year and the scholarship committee had a difficult time deciding on the winners.
Join the Arts and Science Students’ Union (ASSU) as we invite U of T alumni Adam Growe to talk about how his experiences as an undergrad at U of T, including three years living on campus, inspired his professional and personal pathways.
For over 30 years, Adam Growe has been performing on radio, television, stage, and at conferences and events. In addition to hosting Discovery Channel’s Cash Cab, Adam is an accomplished stand-up comedian starring in Just for Laughs, Comedy NOW!, CBS’s Star Search, and Comedy Central’s Premium Blend. Adam is a trusted Host/MC, keynote speaker and a certified Red Cross First Aid Instructor.
Adam’s first-ever stand-up comedy routine was during his first year studying at U of T while living in residence at New College. He currently lives in Toronto where he, his wife and three kids have been fostering babies with the Children’s Aid Society.
Stick around after the talk for an opportunity to test your brains against Toronto’s famous cab-driving quizmaster!
Note: Tickets may not guarantee seating. Doors open at 6:45pm.
Check out: https://www.facebook.com/events/207126657096443/ for more info or get tickets at:
Here is the schedule for the 2020 Undergraduate Research Conference, happening Friday, January 24th in Sid Smith Hall. The conference is free and open to all.
URC 2020 Room Schedule
The deadline for our ASSU Leadership awards is fast approaching! If you are an involved student, you should think about sending in an application today. All our awards and more information can be found here:
The ASSU office will be closed for the UofT Winter Break from December 16th to January 3rd. We will re-open on Monday, January 6th at 10am.
Have a fun, safe, and relaxing break and we’ll see you back here in January 2020!
The ASSU office will be closed for Reading Week from November 4th to 9th 2019. We will be back on Monday, November 11th at 10am. We hope that everyone has a safe, restful, and fun Reading Week.
Are you an ArtsSci student with some research you would like to showcase???? ?? (we see you)
The Arts and Science Students’ Union invites University of Toronto undergraduate students from all disciplines within the Faculty of Arts & Science to present their research to an audience of fellow students, professors and faculty on Friday January 24, 2020 at our annual Undergraduate Research Conference (URC)!
Research does not have to be published; we are just looking for excellent work produced by Arts & Science students!
The deadline to submit your abstract is Friday November 1st, 2019 at 11:59 p.m EST.
Find the application form here: https://forms.gle/
Elena Iourtaeva