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Brandy Dwyer will commence her appointment as assistant vice-president, University Business Services on March 17.

TMU researcher Charlene Ryan shares tips to support young musicians in managing performance anxiety.

School of Medicine faculty member Dr. Farhan Asrar explores how space-based technologies offer solutions for global health crises.

The next instalment of the Empowering Women in Academia at TMU speaker series is coming up on Tuesday, March 4. Join the Office of the Provost and Vice-President, Academic for an inspiring lunch in person at the Sears Atrium. Register now: forms.gle/y38tWKuwGfaD...

Join the Faculty of Arts for a screening of "STEADFAST - The Messenger and the Message" on March 10, 2025! Register: bit.ly/steadfast_screening

The 6th annual Black Excellence Mixer brings together TMU’s Black community to build connections, identify the systemic challenges they face, and celebrate their Black and intersectional identities.

The Creative School Dean Charles Falzon reflects on his career and legacy as he completes his final decanal term.

This week, help decide your future on election day, Thursday, February 27. Have your say on issues that matter to you: job creation, housing, education and more. Learn more about voting in this week's election.

The TMU Free Store is fostering a culture of reuse and recycling, while supporting our goal of becoming a waste-free campus by 2035.

TMU alumni and acclaimed television director Jeremy Podeswa has donated a treasure trove of his personal scripts, notes, and behind-the-scenes materials to TMU.

The TMU community is invited to review the proposed changes to the Discrimination and Harassment Prevention Policy at drop-in tabling sessions throughout February and March.

Nearly 60 years after raising a fist on the Olympic podium in protest for human rights, John Carlos spoke at TMU in honour of Black History Month, calling upon TMU students and community members to speak up for what’s right.

Join the Office of the Provost and Vice-President, Academic for an inspiring lunch as part of the Empowering Women in Academia at TMU speaker series on March 4. Register now: forms.gle/y38tWKuwGfaD...

TMU biomedical engineering professor April Khademi is using AI to advance diagnosis, personalize treatment and potentially improve outcomes for patients with diseases like breast cancer and Alzheimer’s.

Community members are welcome to attend any of the three town halls on TMU’s 2025-26 budget. Join virtually on February 26, or come to either of the in-person sessions on March 17 or 18th.

TMU School of Medicine Black Health Lead Dr. Trudy McFarlane discusses breaking down barriers to accessing medical education.

TMU is pleased to announce Jessica Shabtai as the new ombudsperson for students in the Office of the Ombudsperson.

Through co-op, students have discovered new passions and found full-time work after graduating.

The initiative combines dim lighting and quiet snacks to create an oasis of concentration on the busy campus.

TMU students and grads aren’t just chasing change—they’re creating it through bold innovation. Five startup founders from TMU’s zone network share their secrets to success.

TMU is renewing its commitment to investing in the exemplary research and leadership of Black scholars by opening applications for the 2025 Postdoctoral Fellowships for Black Scholars.

Growing our global impact, international partnerships and student opportunities are all part of our 2025–2030 International Plan. Read it here: torontomu.ca/international

TMU alum Vicky Merrick launched Canada's first team in the Granny Basketball League. Learn how this team of grannies is changing the narrative for women over 50.

TMU continues to gain global recognition for academic excellence and industry impact in the latest Times Higher Education World University Rankings.

Canada’s AI computing gap threatens our talent & innovation edge. With $2.4B in federal funding on the table, strategic investment will be the game-changer, says report by @daistmu.bsky.social

As winter persists, the campus community is urged to prioritize health by monitoring symptoms, practising hygiene, considering masks post-illness, keeping up with vaccinations and accommodating those affected by sickness.

See what’s happening on campus for Black History Month, plus dance, learning sessions and more.

Our 2025-2030 Strategic Research Plan is here. Discover how we plan to redefine possibilities and drive impact for the benefit of all at torontomu.ca/research/themes

Students from TMU’s law school will help you draft a Pupnup that will be signed by a lawyer.

Two TMU community members share the important role that the community plays in combating Islamophobia.

TMU psychology researchers tune in to the benefits of singing for people with communication challenges, reducing stress and social isolation.

Just six months into her role as a Career Boost student covering varsity sports at TMU, Keerthika Uthayakumar landed what she calls her first “real” job in the control room at Scotiabank Arena.

The Toronto Met University Magazine is back with the Winter 2025 issue! Check out the digital issue with entrepreneurial success stories, a granny basketball league, and more: magazine.torontomu.ca/

We’re proud to share our Academic Plan for 2025-2030: Transforming Futures. Read it today at torontomu.ca/academic-plan

A Senate policy review committee invites the TMU community to review and comment on two academic policy drafts before February 14, 2025. Learn more here: www.torontomu.ca/news-events/...

Join the Office of the Provost and Vice-President, Academic for an inspiring lunch as part of the Empowering Women in Academia at TMU speaker series. Register now: www.torontomu.ca/news-events/...

On November 4, seven TMU students received the Bill 7 Award, a scholarship for 2SLGBTQ+ students in Ontario. Read more about the scholarship and two of its recipients.

American sprinter John Carlos raised his fist in a powerful protest for civil rights at the 1968 Olympics. He'll be coming to TMU on Feb 4 to share his story with students, staff, and faculty. Secure your spot: tmubold.ca/news/2024/1/9/Celebrating-Black-History-Month.aspx

TMU alum Parnian Majd’s journey in entrepreneurship began with a Career Boost placement at Zone Learning, which later became integral to the development and growth of her startup.

The TMU community is invited to review and comment on the draft policy before January 31, 2025.

Join the Office of the Provost and Vice-President, Academic for an inspiring lunch as part of the Empowering Women in Academia at TMU speaker series, taking place Wednesday, January 29! Register for the event here: www.torontomu.ca/news-events/...

In advance of Black History Month, hear from John Carlos, the Olympian who raised his fist in protest 57 years ago, making one of the world's most powerful statements. www.torontomu.ca/news-events/...

TMU community members were recognized for their outstanding achievements and service to their communities with appointments to the Order of Canada and the Order of Ontario.

This respected leader brings more than 25 years of TMU experience to his new role.

For the first time in TMU’s history, the Federal Court held a live court hearing on campus.

The search committee has been established for the dean of the Faculty of Arts.

President Mohamed Lachemi shares his message of support and unity for 2025, including more opportunities to learn, teach and conduct research together at TMU: www.torontomu.ca/news-events/...

TMU’s new Chancellor, Donette Chin-Loy Chang, has announced a generous donation of $1 million to support the Student Wellbeing Centre and care for students on our campus.

Pamela Palmater, Mi'kmaw lawyer, professor and chair in Indigenous Governance at TMU, unpacks the path towards reconciliation through treaty rights, land rights and solidarity.

TMU doctoral candidate Kaylsta Makimoto is among this year’s 10 Ontario Women’s Health Scholars for her groundbreaking research in better diagnosing lung disease in women.