A growing number of Indian students are opting to study at U of T. To get a fuller picture of U of T’s Indian student experience, U of T News reporter Cansu Aydemir – an international student herself – asked students from India about their life on and off campus.
Former prime minister Brian Mulroney credits the late Michael Wilson – his former finance minister and the University of Toronto’s Chancellor Emeritus – for nothing less than laying the foundations of “a new Canada that we enjoy today.”
Michael Wilson, the University of Toronto’s 33rd chancellor who had an accomplished career in the private and public sector – serving as Canada’s minister of finance and ambassador to the United States – has died. He was 81 years old.
Recent grad Tanguy Josz is the CEO and co-founder of BookBird, an app that allows University of Toronto students to easily buy and sell used textbooks.
Richard Zhang, BCom ’18, a Rotman Commerce and Innis College graduate, convocated on Friday as a recipient of the Governor General’s Silver Medal, awarded annually to the students with the highest academic standings upon graduation.
When alumnus David Scrymgeour set out on a career in business, he made a promise to himself: when the time came, he would create a scholarship of his own, and give that experience of being recognized to someone else.
“I’ve really enjoyed my time volunteering both at Eva’s Phoenix and with my community organization. It’s nice to be able to apply something that I learned in school to help people in my community,” — Stefanie Chapman
“When a global firm like HSBC has the courage to publicly come out and champion LGBT inclusion, it signals to the broader LGBT and ally community that it is essential to come out as well. This has significant impacts on both culture and the bottom line,” — Christopher Morello
David Scrymgeour, who established the Scrymgeour Scholarship in Entrepreneurial Management two years ago, recently took the concept of philanthropic leadership a step further with a generous gift.