A glittering group ribbon-cutting ceremony officially opened U of T at Scarborough’s brand-new Arts and Administration Building last Friday, attended by U of T president David Naylor and provincial minister of public infrastructure and renewal David Caplan, and presided over by UTSC vice-president and principal Kwong-Loi Shun. The $20-million arts management facility features classrooms, fine […]
A glittering group ribbon-cutting ceremony officially opened U of T at Scarborough’s brand-new Arts and Administration Building last Friday, attended by U of T president David Naylor and provincial minister of public infrastructure and renewal David Caplan, and presided over by UTSC vice-president and principal Kwong-Loi Shun. The $20-million arts management facility features classrooms, fine art, and music studios, and a 300-seat lecture theatre.
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