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Demand for student residences spikes amid housing crisis - Vimarsana News

Demand for student residences spikes amid housing crisis

A Star analysis of campus housing at 22 of Ontario’s publicly funded institutions found that six just don’t have enough space to guarantee and three-quarters are in construction mode or actively seeking solutions.

The architecture of AI: U of T's new research hub rises - Vimarsana News

The architecture of AI: U of T's new research hub rises

The Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus is designed with collaboration and innovation in mind to support a new generation of AI research and businesses

Vancouver developer selected for landmark University of Toronto project - Vimarsana News

Vancouver developer selected for landmark University of Toronto project

Vancouver-based Westbank has been chosen as the developer for the University of Toronto's major The Gateway redevelopment.

U of T extends Scott Mabury's term as vice-president, operations and real estate partnerships, and vice-provost, academic operations - Vimarsana News

U of T extends Scott Mabury's term as vice-president, operations and real estate partnerships, and vice-provost, academic operations

Professor Scott Mabury, a renowned environmental chemist, will serve as University of Toronto vice-president, operations and real estate partnerships and vice-provost, academic operations for another three years. At a meeting on Dec.

Ottawa ponies up cash to help U of T with its carbon-positive vision - Vimarsana News

Ottawa ponies up cash to help U of T with its carbon-positive vision

The federal government said it would provide up to $56 million to the University of Toronto to help it retrofit some of its dozens of old and energy-inefficient buildings in downtown Toronto.