May 4 | Getting Back on Track: Planning Your Return to Good Standing This workshop is designed to help you understand what it means to return to good standing and how to plan your next steps. ⏰ 12 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/4vHrOwf

From a chance meeting in academia to a shared life shaped by literature, music and nature, William and Hiroko Keith’s legacy lives on at University of Toronto through a gift that will enrich rare book collections for generations. bit.ly/4eeTmTf

Spring is in full bloom at the University of Toronto. 🌸 Cherry blossoms are now flowering on the south side of the Robarts Library complex, just outside the Faculty of Information. Take a moment to stop by while they are in bloom. #spring #uoftcampus #cherryblossoms

The Story Behind Ozempic: How #TemertyMed Dr. Daniel Drucker’s path to a discovery that would transform millions of lives began not with a breakthrough – but a setback. bit.ly/4uiQQAl

In ‘Gay Print Culture,’ #UofTArtSci alum Juan Carlos Mezo González explores the role of magazines in the gay liberation movement, describing them as “a space for gay men to find positive representations." Learn more: bit.ly/4vKYHbg

AI startup founded by #UofT alumni to revive failed drug candidates 🧫 uoft.me/clR

Congratulations to the five DLPSH students who received this year’s University of Toronto Student Leadership Award: Jared Bierbrier, Abhishek Chopra, Sanjana Nia Jones, Alyssa Kelly, Zhongyuan (Jasper) Zhang! 👏 Read more: alumni.utoronto.ca/community/awar… #UofT #DLSPH

A startup founded by #UofT alumni has won Silicon Valley buy-in for its novel approach to AI-assisted drug development – resurrecting therapies the pharma industry had given up on, the Globe and Mail reports. utoronto.ca/news/ai-startu…

What if memories could be rewritten? #UofT researcher Sheena Josselyn studies how memories are encoded, stored & recalled, and how they might be reprogrammed or erased, advancing research on PTSD and Alzheimer’s disease. 🧠 uoft.me/josselyn-s

Meet the performers of the 2026 Classical Theatre Slam! 🎭 Emerging artists take the stage on May 6, bringing bold new interpretations of classical text in this high-energy showcase at Hart House Theatre. Presented in partnership with Shakespeare BASH'd. harthouse.ca/theatre/show/2…

New Tanz Centre at University of Toronto study finds that even under identical conditions, misfolded proteins can randomly take on different forms, potentially leading to different neurodegenerative diseases. bit.ly/4n0fROf

Earth science students visited southwest England to explore the region’s deep geological history, thanks to the #UofTArtSci International Course Module program. Read more: bit.ly/4tzl5CV

Six #UofT faculty members recognized with Cheryl Regehr Early Career Teaching Awards 🏆 uoft.me/clW

What inspires someone to write a children's book? For @osot_uoft alum Kristen Tsai, it was a fieldwork placement in Madagascar. 📚️ bit.ly/42DVm0g

Innovation starts with a stubborn problem—cancer that resists treatment, patients who slip through the cracks, systems that fail when they’re needed most. At #UofT, researchers & alumni are turning those challenges into real-world impact. 💡magazine.utoronto.ca

U of T Engineering researchers improve maturity of lab-grown heart cells for disease modelling🫀 uofteng.ca/vs9chq

From University of Toronto labs to leading-edge health tech, #UofT alum Liam Kaufman is turning neuroscience and AI into real-world impact, building ventures that bridge research, innovation and patient care. bit.ly/4ddy3RE

It's not too late to apply for the AMS-Fitzgerald Fellowship in AI & Human-Centred Leadership! Applications close tomorrow, Friday, May 1. Submit your application today for this 2-year professional learning fellowship: ow.ly/yTIy50YSsmk

Designated in 2018, Canadian Jewish Heritage Month recognizes and celebrates the significant contributions, both historical and contemporary, by Jewish communities across Canada.

Goodbye winter blues, hello blossom views! 🌸 #uoft