Spaces & Experiences at U of T is responsible for improving life outside the classroom.

Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus

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…

samples from the Mac n Cheese smackdown event
University Family Housing Rooftop Festival
Multipurpose Room at Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus
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.

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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.

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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.

Knox residence single room
Black History Month luncheon event

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

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The Spaces & Experiences portfolio includes the following campus business units

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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.🧡

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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

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Have you just moved into Oak House and want to explore your new home? Here’s a quick tour of all the spaces you’ll find in the building! 💚

#UofT #UniversityofToronto #StudentDorm #OakHouse

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We’re full of surprises. 🎀

Hello Kitty stormed the @varsityblues field once again to celebrate the collaboration between U of T and lifestyle brand Sanrio with another exciting activation for fans — an exclusive T-shirt toss! 

The collection is sold out, but stay tuned for more information. 👀

#UofT #HelloKitty

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Cheeseburger lovers, this one’s for you.

National Cheeseburger Day is tomorrow, and we’re celebrating with a special at Smash’d in Sid’s Food Hall.

Get a $6 Cheeseburger or make it a $9.50 Cheeseburger Combo with fries and a can of Coca-Cola.

Available Friday, Sept. 18 from 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

Order on the U of T Mobile Order App or at the self-serve kiosk.

#uoft #uoftfoodservices #uoftfood #NationalCheeseburgerDay

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Spaces & Experiences

Creating spaces and

experiences that

enrich campus life.