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Beyond the classroom, the Division of Student Life advances student success through experiences, services and facilities.
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Student Life News
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Update on the Open Assembly Space in the Bahen Centre
Posted February 13, 2026 We’re sharing an update that has been made to the offerings of available prayer spaces on campus. After careful consideration, ongoing dialogue, and engagement with community members across campus, the University will be officially designating the open/assembly space located in the Bahen Centre for Information Technology as a Muslim prayer space.…
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Understanding students and evolving to serve them better
Posted on January 5, 2026By Sarah Ryeland-Etienne When that survey link appears in your email inbox, does it really matter whether you fill it out or not? The answer is a resounding yes. When it comes to student surveys, more participation means more data. More data means more clarity – and it’s that clarity that…
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U of T joins Canadian universities in measuring student experience
Beginning February 23, all first- and senior-year undergraduate students will be asked to participate in the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE). This is the ninth time U of T has participated in NSSE – a survey used by all Ontario universities and Canadian peer universities to measure the quality of undergraduate education. “We always…
