Global view: Students from around the world on what they give to – and gain from – U of T
With the relaunch of the $3-million International Student Experience Fund, international students to enjoy expanded supports across the university's three campuses. Learn more
The ramp to the P4 parking deck lower level entrance is closed until early May to repair the damaged deck and install a new concrete panel.
With the exception of a fenced construction area on the Upper Level, parking on both the levels will be available. Overflow parking is available in lots P11 and Alumni House. All UTM permits are valid in both locations.
The ramp closure may result in traffic delays on Outer Circle from The Collegeway to the P8 parking deck. Use the north or middle entrances to enter campus during the morning commute. For questions, contact Daniela DiBrigida, project manager, facilities management & planning, at daniela.dibrigida@utoronto.ca or (905) 302-0658.
P6 parking lot permanently closed
Parking lot P6 is now permanently closed, along with the pedestrian pathway serving Schreiberwood Townhouse Complex G. The pedestrian pathway between Erindale Studio Theatre and Residence Road will also be temporarily closed to allow for construction. There will be no direct pedestrian access between Erindale Studio Theatre and Residence Road. Residence Road will remain open. For questions, contact Bernard Hau at (905) 301-8184 OR bernard.hau@utoronto.ca.
Learn more about UTM's Advancing Academic Advising Project (3AP) progress
Take a quick peek at the 3AP March 2024 Community Update Infographic to learn more about the work underway to reimagine and redevelop UTM’s academic advising program. Interested in learning more? The 3AP Project Team will be hosting a virtual Community Q&A event on March 20 from 1-2 p.m. Learn more (pdf)
Experience the eclipse on campus
On April 8 from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m., join the UTM department of chemical and physical sciences and UTM alumni relations on the field outside of the Davis Building to witness a near total solar eclipse. Assistant professor Marta Bryan and students of astronomy and biology will describe the importance of the eclipse and its effects. Viewing glasses will be provided while supplies last. Register nowLearn more
STEM judges needed for science fair
UTM is hosting the Peel Regional Science Fair again this year on April 12, and looking for volunteer judges with a STEM background. Graduate students, faculty, postdoctoral fellows, technicians and senior undergrads can sign up at uoft.me/Judges2024. Approximate time requirements is 3:30-7 p.m. For questions, contact Marc De Benedetti at marc.debenedetti@utoronto.ca. Learn more
Pitch a presentation for IT@UofT 2024 conference
The IT@UofT 2024 conference is looking for information technology presentations that relate to the theme, Better Together, and align with the streams of this year’s conference:
Artificial intelligence
Collaboration and teamwork
Information security
The conference will take place on the St. George campus May 8 and 9, and is open to all U of T faculty and staff.
To submit a proposal, complete the online submission formby 5 p.m. on March 21. Read more
Time to nominate great researchers
Nominations are now open for the Desmond Morton Research Excellence Award and UTM Annual Research Prizes:
The Desmond Morton Research Excellence Award recognizes outstanding career achievement in research and scholarly activity by faculty members of UTM. The award recipient will receive $5,000 towards research activity/professional development. Learn more
The UTM Annual Research Prize recognizes outstanding early career faculty members at UTM: one each from the Humanities, Social Sciences and Sciences. The award recipient will receive $2,000 for research activity/professional development. Learn more
Deadline is June 14. Send questions to Rong Wu, rong.wu@utoronto.ca, at the Office of the Vice-Principal, Research.
Using X (formerly Twitter) has a negative impact on well-being: Study
Researchers found that frequenting the social media platform is associated with a drop in positive emotions and a surge in outrage, political polarization and boredom. Read more
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