Here are the statements for candidates running in the 2024 Spring ASSU Elections. Candidates will be elected at the March ASSU Council meeting on March 22nd. There is one (1) position for President and four (4) positions for Executive available.
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.
Got a great idea to improve the Faculty of Arts & Science? Share it in the “Dean for a Day” contest!
As a university student, you’re on the front-line of teaching and learning – and we bet you’ve got some ideas on how to make the experience even better. Well, here’s an amazing chance to have your say on positive changes you’d like to see in your faculty!
The ASSU office will be closed from December 18th to January 5th for the winter break.
We’ll be back open on Monday January 8th for our regular office hours.
Applications are now open for our 2023-2024 ASSU Leadership Awards. These awards recognize outstanding students who have made significant contributions to our campus, and the broader community.
Just a reminder that the ASSU office will be closed November 6th to 10th for Reading Week
Here are the statements for the candidates running in our Fall by-elections
There are two (2) Executive positions available that will be elected by our Course Unions representatives at our first ASS Council Meeting on September 29th
The seventh annual Undergraduate Research Conference is coming in early 2024, and we are looking for students to join our Selections Committee!
The Selections Committee for the Undergraduate Research Conference will be made up of Faculty and students, divided into sub-committees for each of the three Arts & Science streams: Sciences, Humanities & Social Sciences. Each committee will consist of 4 students and 1 faculty professor. Please note that first priority will be given to undergraduate Arts & Science Students.
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.
We are currently looking to establish an Editorial Board for Volume No. 5 of Arbor. The Editorial Board of Arbor offers undergraduate students the opportunity to participate in the creation, design, and editorial supervision of an academic journal.
ASSU is hiring a part-time Front Desk Receptionist!