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Pick your favourite U of T garden!
These are just a few of the beautiful blooming green spaces at University of Toronto St. George campus, perfect for your summer garden inspo. Which is your favourite campus garden? Tell us in the comments if we missed one that deserves a shoutout!
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Pick your favourite U of T garden!
These are just a few of the beautiful blooming green spaces at University of Toronto St. George campus, perfect for your summer garden inspo. Which is your favourite campus garden? Tell us in the comments if we missed one that deserves a shoutout!
Varsity Blues alumna Kylie Masse heading to Paris 2024
Up at 5:45 a.m. In the water by 6:30 a.m. During her years as a University of Toronto Varsity Blues swimmer, four-time Olympic medalist Kylie Masse rose from being ranked 201st in the world to number one, breaking a world record for backstroke – all while keeping up an A average in the classroom to boot.
We’re cheering on this champion #UofTKPE alum who is about to compete in the 100- and 200-metre backstroke in Paris, her third #OlympicGames. Go, Kylie, go! https://bit.ly/3SlO3pv
Alum Ambica Jain celebrates South Asian culture through food
As an undergrad at University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC), Ambica Jain knew she wanted to follow in her entrepreneurial family’s footsteps. Now a successful restaurateur, her establishment celebrates Indian culture and is recognized in Toronto's MICHELIN Guide. Hear about Ambica's journey and read more: https://bit.ly/3x61zGb #UofTalumni
On day two of #UofTReunion 2024, we kicked off #PrideMonth 114 storeys above ground CN Tower / Tour CN. With floor-to-ceiling views of the city, #2SLGBTQ+ #UofTalumni enjoyed hors-d'oeuvres, music and sharing stories about their #UofT days. Don't forget to sign up. Choose from 100+ #UofT Alumni Reunion events. Register now: https://alumnireunion.utoronto.ca/
SHAKER for Young Alumni #UofTReunion 2024
Today is the first day of #UofTReunion 2024 and we kicked off the biggest #UofTalumni event of the year with an evening @canadaswonderland! Hundreds of alumni came to Canada's most thrilling amusement park to ride the roller coasters and create new #UofT memories.
Thank you to everyone who attended. We hope to see you at some of the 100+ events at #UofT Alumni Reunion – you still have time to register: https://alumni.utoronto.ca
See U or T’s Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library as Star Trek’s Eternal Gallery & Archive
🖖Beam up bookworms! 🚀✨
#UofT’s Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library stepped into the sci-fi spotlight for season five episode 8 of @startrek: Discovery this week as the legendary The Eternal Gallery and Archive of the cosmos.
Don’t miss this cosmic convergence of literature as the library takes centre stage in this action-packed episode, now available on your favourite streaming platforms.
Photo credit: StarTrek.com
#uoftlibraries #startrekdiscovery
U of T Magazine: Spring 2024 "AI Everywhere"
The Spring 2024 issue of University of Toronto Magazine is out now! Read stories about how University of Toronto is helping to shape the future of AI, from advances in science and health to harnessing the power of human creativity. Plus, University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC) alum Alex Wong on why basketball means the world to him, what comics can bring to linguistics and more: https://bit.ly/44HOShc
Every day is Earth Day at U of T!
#EarthDay is every day when you’re the world’s most sustainable university! We asked the Sustainability Office to share a few examples of what led to #UofT being ranked tops in sustainability – and they couldn't wait to give us the scoop. https://bit.ly/445EHCS
Make #UofTReunion a family outing!
Join us for the biggest #UofTalumni event of the year: https://bit.ly/3PKFXVZ
Make #UofTReunion a family outing! Bring your loved ones to your alma mater for a fun-filled day of campus activities that showcase what makes #UofT so special.
See you at #UofTReunion!
Don’t delay, this #UofTReunion event sells out fast: https://bit.ly/4ayo7NZ
You asked, we answered! On May 29, SHAKER for Young Alumni is back at your favourite venue: Canada's Wonderland. Tickets are $25 for exclusive access to select rides and games, plus non-alcoholic drinks and snacks.
Happy Birthday, U of T!
197 years young and still burning bright! Help us blow out our candles, drop a 🥳 in the comments. Happy birthday, University of Toronto! 🎂🎈💙 #HBDUofT
The Black History Month Luncheon is University of Toronto’s annual celebration of Black excellence, with inspiring speakers, dynamic performances and, of course, delicious food prepared by the Hart House chefs. This year’s special guest was former Governor General Michaëlle Jean, who was presented with a special achievement award. Watch our video for a taste of the event! #BHM2024
Save the Date for #UofTReunion!
What are you waiting for? Save the date for #UofTReunion 2024! Join us from May 29 to June 2 for five days of tri-campus fun at your alma mater, with outdoor festivities, lectures and more. Tag a #UofT friend to join you.
Sign up for email updates: https://bit.ly/49uHx5O
Happy Lunar New Year 2024
Happy #LunarNewYear! May the Year of the Dragon bring you health, joy and prosperity. 🐉
Wishing you a warm holiday season!
From everyone across University of Toronto wishing you the warmth of a holiday season spent with friends and loved ones. Want to spread the cheer? Send this post to your #UofTalumni friends! ❄️
President Meric Gertler’s 2023 holiday message to the U of T community
In his annual holiday message, U of T President Meric Gertler celebrates the work of students, faculty, librarians, staff and alumni to build a “sustainable, equitable and inclusive” future – across the three campuses and around the world. ❄️
Why does English have so many silent letters?
The Short Answer, with Dictionary of Old English co-editor Stephen Pelle
No, silent letters are not meant solely to confound schoolkids and ESL students. Stephen Pelle, an assistant professor at U of T’s Centre for Medieval Studies, explains why there are so many words in English like “know” and “write” and “gnat,” where the first letter seems to serve no purpose.