We, a collection of elected student groups at the University of Toronto, are deeply disturbed by the recent attacks and security incidents at the TTC. Hitting closest to home was the attack on a first year architecture student at Sussex Avenue, just at the edge of our St. George campus.
The deadline to apply for our 2022-2023 leadership and involvement awards is fast approaching. We are looking to recognize exceptional students who have made an impact on our campus and in the broader community. If this is you, make sure to submit your application today.
ASSU’s annual Undergrad Research Conference is just around the corner! We are so excited to be back in person for the years’ conference.
The ASSU office will be closed from December 19th to January 6th for the Winter Break. We will be open again for our regular hours on Monday January 9th 2023.
Forgot your laptop or device at home? Run out of battery and forgot your charger? Students can now borrow laptops from the ASSU Office (Sidney Smith Hall, 1068) for up to 2 business days (Monday to Friday). Laptops will be loaned on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Exam Jam is right around the corner! We are going to be back in person for the Dec 2022 edition. Join us Dec 9th 2022 in Sid Smith for a full program of exam prep sessions, fun activities, and healthy snacks.
The ASSU Office Will be closed during the Fall Reading Week. We will be back open again on Monday, November 14th at 10am.
The Arbor Journal of Undergraduate Research is the leading undergraduate journal for the Arts & Sciences, seeking to publish, highlight, and celebrate the best of undergraduate Arts & Science research at the University of Toronto.
Arbor is now accepting submissions for its 4th edition! If you are interested in submitting an article for consideration, the deadline is October 27th, 11:59PM.
Calling all undergrads! We are officially accepting abstracts for the 2023 Undergraduate Research Conference.
The Arbor Journal of Undergraduate Research is the leading student-run academic journal for the arts and science, seeking to publish, highlight, and celebrate the best of undergraduate arts and science research at the University of Toronto.
Elena Iourtaeva