frosh
No place for anti-Canadian rhetoric on campus
disOrientation week should not sponsor offensive events
The value of solitude
A first year student reflects on the first weeks of school, the advantages of time alone, and how frosh week can set us up to enjoy university life
Where have all the hard hats gone?
Loss of college and faculty rivalry is a loss to U of T as a whole
University is best enjoyed with company
Frosh week’s focus on college spirit leaves many first years without
the opportunity to form real relationships
Organizers: orientation week no place for corporations
As many orientations conclude at U of T, The Varsity investigates how Canadian schools have kept big business out of frosh week
U of T club Sparks creativity and innovation
Student-built engineering projects brought to life by U of T Spark Design
How to make friends
‘Cuz you’ll need ‘em. Link to full-size image here
