Fourth-year computer science student Shweta Mogalapalli, this year’s president of UofTHacks, is passionate about technology.
Uncovering a time capsule from another lifetime. “Hey do you remember when my purse was stolen from my residence room? I just got an email that they found it – 30 years later! I can’t believe it.” – U of T alumna Suzanne Rochford.
“Congratulations and welcome to the University College community! You’ve made a great choice,” reads the first line of UC alumna Jessica Horwitz’s Words of Wisdom note. “You’re at the very beginning of your academic and professional journey. The number of options may seem overwhelming at the moment. That’s completely normal. It’s a feeling we’ve all had.”
Tucked away on the lower level of the University College building are two tiny rooms, filled floor-to-ceiling with archive-quality banker boxes containing one of the University of Toronto’s most unusual collections.
On Friday, March 16, students enrolled in UC One and University College’s three interdisciplinary programs (Canadian Studies, Cognitive Science and Health Studies), and Drama Studies presented their research, practicum and course work at Research and Practice Day.
A&S News caught up with two University College graduates ready to make their mark in the world of medicine and teaching.
Students enrolled in University College’s signature academic programs gathered in East and West Hall recently for Research and Practice Day.
More than 230 University College alumni, students, and friends gathered in Hart House’s Great Hall on November 16 for the fifth annual UC Alumni of Influence Awards.
Students enrolled in University College’s interdisciplinary academic programs showed off the fruits of their labours at a number of student-driven conferences and presentations in recent weeks.
Undergraduate students in University College programs including health studies, cognitive science, Canadian studies and UC One, celebrated their research projects from the year at the college’s first undergraduate research poster session.
For first-year University College student Jessie MacAlpine, finding a potential treatment for… Read More