Current Students
Enrich your experience while you're at U of T! We are here to help you succeed and pursue opportunities that interest you. Connect with other students, navigate your academic pursuits, work on cool projects, start a club, and balance your studies with your social life.
“Toronto is its own kind of urban laboratory – it’s incredibly diverse – and so using those skills you are learning in school and then applying them in practice was a superbly valuable experience.”
Tony
city planner, urban studies alumnus
Student Spaces, Places & Services
Student News at U of T
U of T researchers show how a protein found in cardiac muscle helps prevent heart failure
Researchers at the University of Toronto have found that a receptor expression-enhancing protein contributes to normal heart development and function by regulating the sarcoplasmic reticulum, a network of tubules found in cardiac muscle cells.
Paired with a smartphone, pill-sized 'heater' developed at U of T could be used to diagnose infectious disease
Researchers at the University of Toronto have developed a tiny “heater” – about the size of a pill – that could allow resource-limited regions around the world to test for infectious diseases without the need for specialized training or costly lab equipment.
The technology, developed by researchers in the Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering, regulates the temperature of biological samples through different stages of diagnostic testing, which is crucial to the accuracy of test results.
From the lab to the gym: U of T Mississauga physiology students receive hands-on experience
A group of undergraduate physiology students at the University of Toronto Mississauga are ditching their lab coats in favour of gym clothes.
The students are hitting the gym and getting their hearts pumping for a fourth-year course created and taught by Bryan Stewart, a professor in the department of biology and cell and systems biology. The course relies on a first-time partnership with the Recreation, Athletics and Wellness Centre (RAWC).