University of Toronto Alumni

10/15/2026

How can you stay ahead as AI reshapes the world of work? Join and former LinkedIn leader Jeremy Schifeling on Nov. 12 for a free webinar and learn practical strategies to use AI effectively, stand out to employers and build a more adaptable, resilient career. Register: https://bit.ly/3TMIKTP

U of T Alumni Career Series Webinar: How to Recession-Proof Your Career

10/14/2026

Are we helping people in crisis or trying to make the crisis disappear? On Oct. 20, join the University of Toronto and CAMH for a panel discussion on involuntary treatment for mental illness and addiction: https://bit.ly/4yMSf4C

10/13/2026

Kimia Karachi was dancing long before she found her place at Hart House Theatre. What began with a nervous first step during her first year opened the door to opportunities in performance, leadership and education. Learn more: https://bit.ly/462Rw2z

The dancer/actor reflects on her burgeoning career in the Toronto dance community and where it all began.

10/12/2026

A 55th anniversary is a milestone worth celebrating. For the Lawrence Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing, University of Toronto Class of 1971, it’s also an opportunity to give back. Read how the class is working to support future nurses: https://bit.ly/4xHd5lA

As they celebrate their 55th anniversary, the class wants to make sure they can help even more students in financial need.

10/09/2026

Years of hard work paid off for Hafsa Murtaza, who graduated from University of Toronto Mississauga with the Governor General’s Silver Medal. Now, she’s sharing the lessons and strategies that helped her get there: https://bit.ly/4yJUIMV

Hafsa Murtaza received a 2026 Governor General's Silver Medal for being the most academically outstanding humanities grad at U of T.

10/08/2026

What story are you telling about your career? Join on Nov. 3 for an interactive workshop with international storyteller Renira Narrandes. Learn practical techniques to tell your story with confidence — then put your new skills to work while networking with fellow alumni. Register: https://bit.ly/4yxi6NZ

Alumni Career Series: Tell Your Story. Build Your Career.

10/08/2026

Congrats to alum Anne Carson on winning the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature!

Anne Carson, who honed her mastery of the classics at the University of Toronto before giving them new life in the modern age, has won the Nobel Prize in Literature.

10/06/2026

A new pathway is putting data science and AI to work for social good. Supported by Birch Hill Equity Partners, ’s Data Sciences Institute will give undergraduate students hands-on research opportunities tackling societal challenges. Read more: https://bit.ly/3UCHXVP

This new stream will expand opportunities for undergraduate students to work with U of T's leading data scientists and AI researchers.

10/05/2026

A visionary new program at University of Toronto will build a growing fellowship of PhD students focused on tackling real-world global challenges. Discover how the Presidents’ Impact Scholarship Program will attract top applicants from Canada and around the world: https://bit.ly/4z8uJ1M

This ambitious new program at U of T will build a growing fellowship of PhD students focused on real-world global challenges.

10/02/2026

As we continue reflecting on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we’re inviting you to look at how Indigenous artists can challenge familiar ways of seeing and being seen.

In Five Sisters, the third featured piece of Indigenous art in U of T’s collection, Rebecca Belmore appears as five different women in everyday settings around Sioux Lookout, Ont. In this image, a taxidermied moose and a souvenir-style frame become part of a larger exploration of representation and who gets to be looked at.

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