Our teams specialize in creating and building meaningful Spaces & Experiences. We collaborate with in house experts and external stakeholders to enhance the campus community. Here are some of the unique projects that we have worked on:
On Tuesday, August 12, OREP staff were recognized with an annual awards presentation and the esteemed SVP Award. Held in University College’s beautiful quad, staff was treated to a BBQ lunch as awards were given out recognizing Individual Impact, Service Excellence and Teamwork.
The University of Toronto played a starring role in the programming at Toronto Tech Week. Spaces & Experiences took on a major role in the event by showcasing the myriad ways U of T is integrated with – and drives – Toronto’s innovation ecosystem.
Over 90 S&E staff members came together to celebrate and honour the 2SLGBTQIA+ community at U of T with delicious food, great music, and vibrant live entertainment.
“With this particular collection, I wanted to let students who look like me know that they are represented here,” said Derrell, who is also the student lead on the Black Student Engagement team. “They belong here at this university.”
Spaces & Experiences has a host of festive activities planned and an incredible Lunar New Year capsule collection available right now through The Bookstore at all three campuses and online.
Aliya Mustafina sits in the sun-filled Residence Life Office of University Family Housing (UFH) in downtown bouncing her son, Nazir, on her lap. Her husband Ualikhan, and doting mother-in-law Nurilya Mamyrbayeva, look on with delight.
This annual event is an opportunity to recognize excellence among our dedicated and hard-working staff, and a chance to meet and greet fellow staff members from throughout the campus over good food and good conversation.
Inspired by International Women’s Day, Spaces and Experiences continues to celebrate the strong and capable women that make our spaces and our experiences on campus exceptional. Here are the stories of four great women who do just that.
Startup co-founders and siblings Sydnie and Malik Pottinger are set to make history by becoming the first students to partner with the University of Toronto’s Trademark Licensing Office to create a capsule collection with their clothing brand MOTUS.
The parking garage is one important element of the Landmark Project, which is one of the most significant open-space projects at the University of Toronto of the past 100 years.
MOTUS has gone from its modest beginning in their parents’ Ottawa basement to the newest apparel collaboration at U of T. But how did it all begin? Malik, the eldest sibling, talks about the genesis of the brand.
The Oak House Student Residence will be a sustainable living student community that incorporates not just physical sustainable attributes to the building but also community-based ones, for both the broader Spadina-Sussex community and the University.
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