Investing in people is the key to success, says new AVP
Geoff Frigon discusses his early impressions, reflects on the importance of building a strong team and shares his vision for the portfolio
Spaces & Experiences at U of T is responsible for improving life outside the classroom.
Whether it’s by providing locally and sustainably sourced meals, memorable campus events, warm and friendly residences or innovative development projects for students, staff and faculty…
our priority is supporting our community in creative and innovative ways.
Our Latest Projects
S&E Interim Leadership Appointment
Janice Johnson will assume responsibility for the Operations portfolio following Gloria’s retirement while continuing in her role as Executive Director, Student Housing & Residence Experience.
Hello Kitty teams with U of T on new line of stylish school gear
Developed in partnership with the U of T Bookstore and the university’s Trademark Licensing team, the collection celebrates campus pride.
Investing in people is the key to success, says new AVP
Geoff Frigon discusses his early impressions, reflects on the importance of building a strong team and shares his vision for the portfolio
S&E Interim Leadership Appointment
Janice Johnson will assume responsibility for the Operations portfolio following Gloria’s retirement while continuing in her role as Executive Director, Student Housing & Residence Experience.
We're Built Differently
We were once two separate portfolios —
Ancillary Services and Real Estate. Now,
Space & Experiences combines our
intimate knowledge of U of T’s community
needs with the capacity to identify and
develop innovative spaces and services.
We take a holistic approach to our work, collaborating with internal and external partners to create environments that power new possibilities at the University.
Our Guiding Principles
- Create for Tomorrow
- Adapt and Improve
- Set the New Standard
- Care for People
- Build from Diversity
The Spaces & Experiences portfolio includes the following campus business units
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Looking for plant-based options on campus? 🌱
Swipe through to see some of the vegan and vegetarian options available across U of T Food Services. Plus, look out for our vegan & vegetarian icons when choosing what to eat!
Learn more about dining options at U of T through the “Dining Safely at U of T” link in our bio.
#uoft #uoftfoodservices #uoftfood
Let`s play a game — can you spot the green square? 🟩
If you look around campus, you may spot the S&E green square from time to time. Whether it`s in the dining hall, in your residence common room, at the most recent event you attended or on a piece of merchandise, we`re here to improve your campus experience outside (and maybe inside!) the classroom.
#UofT #SandE
🎉October Events & Specials at the Dining Commons! 🎉
We are back for another month of themed nighs in our Dining Commons! This month, we are featuring an Oktoberfest Feast, our annual Harvest Dinner, Create Your Own Bubble Tea night and October Birthday celebrations! Plus, keep an eye our for special surprise nights throughout the month 👀
All events take place during dinner service in our Residence Dining Commons, so mark your calendars and bring your appetite!
#uoft #uoftfoodservices #uoftfood
Conference Services was proud to host the MCP Dev Summit this week at The Conference Centre ✨
Over two days, our venue welcomed one of North America’s largest financial services technology communities alongside leading AI researchers and engineering talent.
From keynotes and breakout sessions to networking and dining, the summit made full use of our flexible event spaces across both floors. Behind the scenes, our Conference Services team helped keep everything running smoothly with exceptional catering and hands-on event planning assistance every step of the way.
For multi-day events that require both flexibility and flawless execution, The Conference Centre delivers the space, service and support needed to bring people together and create meaningful experiences.
#MCPDevSummit #TheConferenceCentre #ConferenceServices #UofT
Learn a little bit more about one of our S&E Social Squad members, Jenny! 🍂
She’s a first-year @rotmancommerce student living at Knox Residence this academic year and she’s excited to document her life as a student!
#UofT #SandE #SocialSquad
Foodie Finds: The Ultimate Bao Bun
This menu is available at Foodie Finds in Robarts Food Hall, but only until October 9. Don’t miss your chance to try it!
Choose from four delicious bao options:
✨Thai Spiced Crispy Tofu Bao (VEGAN)
✨Crispy Pork Belly Bao
✨Korean Fried Chicken Bao
✨Chili Crunch Shrimp Bao
Every order comes with togarashi-spiced fries for the perfect finishing touch!
Which one are you most excited to try? Let us know below ⬇️
#uoft #uoftfood #uoftfoodservices
Get to know this year’s S&E Social Squad, starting with Andrew! ✨
Andrew had an unconventional path into @uoftengineering — originally thinking he would go into pre-med on the path to become a doctor. Now, he’s living in Chestnut Residence and starting his journey with content creation with the Squad!
#UofT #SandE #SocialSquad #UofTEngineering
Your Residence Meal Plan, explained! 🍽️
Swipe through to learn more about what’s included and how to make the most of it.
Have questions? Click the link in our bio to contact the Food Services team or leave your question below 👇
#uoft #uoftfoodservices #uoftfood
Meet your S&E Student Social Squad for the 2026/27 academic year! ✨ Stay tuned to see their content, from dorm tours, exploring campus, exciting foodie finds and more!
Follow along to keep up with the Squad this year. 💙
Mimi — Graduate House
Jenny — Knox Residence
Andrew — Chestnut Residence
Elliot — Oak House
Doyin — Oak House
Andrew — Chestnut Residence
Sanya — Food Services
#UofT #SandE #SocialSquad
Every Child Matters 🧡 September 30 marks Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Both days of recognition—one Indigenous-led and the other established by the federal government—call for remembrance, reflection, and action around the history and devastating legacy of residential schools on Indigenous Peoples and communities.
Orange Shirt Day, launched in 2013, centres the childhood experience of survivor Phyllis Webstad to convey the profound and lasting damage that Canadian residential schools inflicted upon Indigenous children, their families, and their communities.
The Canadian government created the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in 2021 to fulfill Call to Action #80 of the final report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (2015), which identified the need to maintain public memory of Canada’s residential schools as part of the reconciliation process.
🧡 This post’s illustration is an award-winning orange shirt design by MJ Singleton, an Ojibwe, two-spirit student from Migisi Sahgaigan First Nation who is studying at @uoftmississauga
🧡 Their design, titled noojimo’iwe, emphasizes the importance of healing the intergenerational trauma of residential schools by supporting and loving those around you. It portrays a mother holding hands and walking forward with her two children. Above them is a bright sun with contour lines connecting to a floral pattern and designs representing all living things.🧡
Another U of T Food Pop-Up is on the way!
Stop by to grab a free treat and chat with the U of T Food Services team about Food Services, Meal Plans and everything happening across campus this semester.
🗓️Tuesday, September 28
⏰12 PM (available while supplies last)
📍King’s College Circle
#uoft #uoftfoodservices #uoftfood
Pizza, cotton candy and good company in the Knox Residence courtyard? Sign us up! ✨
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