Students across all three U of T campuses have an opportunity to present their academic papers within the broader theme of Medieval Studies.

For those looking to get involved in this event, they can still do so during the week of December 11–15 to help organize donations. Students can drop in at the Campus Ministry Office (Brennan Hall, room 168) between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. all throughout the week to help sort through donations and prepare them for delivery.

Twentytwenty Arts aims to raise visibility and funds for charitable organizations through the production of innovative art.

CUPE 3902, Unit 4 in particular represents those employed at USMC. Membership includes Teaching Assistance, Student and Postdoctoral Course Instructors, and Sessional Lecturers among a slew of other important roles within the university community.

In November, a lawsuit was brought against The Gateway — the University of Alberta’s Student Journalism Society — by federal Member of Parliament Kerry Diotte. Diotte alleges that The Gateway is responsible for a string of defamatory comments against him via a series of articles published over the past month.

In its fifth collaboration with the University of Toronto (U of T), The New York Times hosted “The Art of Book Reviewing” on November 30 at the Isabel Bader Theatre, where literary powerhouses from U of T and The Times alike met to discuss the various considerations involved in crafting book reviews for The Times especially, but for newspapers in general as well.

“With exams and semester deadlines looming on the not-so-distant horizon, it seems appropriate to provide the following brief summary and exposition of the mental health services provided by the University of Toronto (U of T) St. George Campus.”

“The University of Toronto (U of T) announced its plans to ban smoking at all three campuses as of January 2019. The policy applies to smoking tobacco, cannabis, and the use of e-cigarettes.”

“The main goal of this Student Improvement Fund is making physical and material changes on the USMC campus for the benefit of students. As such, this fund has both directly and indirectly been of constant use to students in their everyday life on campus. The fund has been, as of the 2018-19 academic year, an initiative associated with the St. Michael’s College Student Union (SMCSU).” 

“The AGM is the UTSU’s largest meeting of the year, and serves as a chance for members — which includes all full-time undergraduate students at the St. George and Mississauga campuses, as well as students enrolled in the professional faculties, the Transitional Year Program, the Professional Experience Year Co-op, and the Toronto School of Theology — to ask questions and voice their concerns to the UTSU executives.”

“On November 14, the St. Michael’s College Student Union (SMCSU) announced the results of its fall 2018 election for the position of Vice-President (VP) of Community Life. The winner: History, Political Science, and European Studies student Charlotte Ashton.” 

“The panel discussion drew on various sources of expertise to bring insights on the potential implications of the draft Toronto Biodiversity Strategy.”

“The race for the University of St. Michael’s College Student Union (SMCSU) Vice President (VP) of Community Life is underway.”

“New to the 2018–19 school year, and offered through the Office of the Principal, the University of St. Michael's College (USMC) is offering travel grants to students wishing to travel abroad for educational purposes.”

“The event was organized through USMC by Professor Paolo Granata and Assistant Professors Jean-Olivier Richard and Terry F. Robinson.”

“The TTC is the main mode of transportation that most commuting students at U of T use, and their need to travel to and from home on this public transit has impacted their experience of university life, most of the time in a negative way.”

“The new law — known as the Cannabis Act — will be implemented as a comprehensive public health approach that will potentially be more effective in protecting youth, according to Health Canada.”

Completed in May 2017, the film premiered at the 2018 DocNow Festival in June, and DeVries is currently on tour across Canada screening his film at multiple universities.

“While last year’s council ran into some problems that are to be expected following scandal, including a lack of interest in many executive positions, SMCSU was effectively able to hold campus events, introduce new committees and commissions, and fund USMC clubs in a transparent and scandal-free manner.”

“University leaders from around North America recently met at the University of Toronto (U of T) to discuss the possibility of implementing changes in students’ academic transcripts.”