President Lachemi shares a message ahead of the mid-year break.

A year-end reflection in honour of those who have passed away in 2025.

Giving back has become a core part of the TMU women’s volleyball team culture. This holiday season, the athletes organized a toy drive for children at SickKids Hospital.

Computer science PhD student Cassandra Ferworn won the 2025 Schuman Challenge with a plan to make AI education more accessible and trustworthy.

Eleven TMU students took home top prizes at this year's Global Undergraduate Awards, a prestigious international competition that recognizes outstanding undergraduate research.

This year’s Frost Festival brought hundreds of students, faculty and staff outside to celebrate the festive season and the end of fall semester classes!

This fall, 24 law and architecture students worked together in a first-of-its-kind course to design the Lincoln Alexander School of Law’s new home at 277 Victoria St.

As the year comes to a close, take a look back with us at some of the top and most read stories of 2025 – one of the university’s most transformative years yet.

The Ted Rogers School of Management has presented its intent to propose two new graduate programs in marketing and human resources management.

The Office of the Vice-President, Research and Innovation has announced Michelle Chrétien as their new assistant vice-president, research partnerships and commercialization.

When TMU grad Hashim Jadoon returned to his native Pakistan and saw the unjust conditions people faced, he was determined to take action - spearheading one of the country’s most significant environmental rulings to date.

It's official! TTC riders will now be arriving at TMU Station 🚇

Close friendships can sometimes spark jealousy, particularly when extraordinary experiences are involved. How can we avoid the social comparison trap? Eugene Chan, TMU Marketing prof and co-researcher of a revealing study shares insights.

TMU professor Alireza Khatami’s film "The Things You Kill" has been selected as Canada’s submission for Best International Feature Film at the 98th Academy Awards.

Roberta Iannacito-Provenzano, Provost & Vice-President, Academic shares a message to students as the semester comes to an end.

TMU will name its new Centre for Student Wellbeing for Nadir Mohamed, a respected Canadian business leader and city-builder, who passed away in September.

December 3 marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD), a day to promote understanding of disability issues and mobilize support for the dignity, rights and well-being of persons with disabilities. Learn more about TMU's IDPD events.

Hear from students at TMU, George Brown, Fanshawe, and U of T about advocacy, accessibility, and the power of collective student voice — plus artistic performances by students with disabilities. Register here: www.torontomu.ca/equity/event...

From sold-out arenas to the classroom: TMU students will study Diljit Dosanjh’s impact on culture and creativity.

PhD grad James Cairns channels political activism and personal addiction struggles in new essay collection.

First-year Computer Science students Annber Verginom and Mya Grosz are the recipients of the 2025 Ted Rogers Legacy Scholarship, valued at up to $100,000 each.

TMU Frost returns to celebrate winter on December 2 from 1-4pm! There will be snacks and treats, photo-ops, ice skating rentals, performances, and guided tours of the Image Centre. The best part is that it’s all free! Just don’t forget your OneCard!

Members have been selected for the search committee for Dean, Faculty of Community Services.

On Sunday, November 16th over 20 students, faculty and staff from TMU took on the 1,776-step CN Tower Climb Up challenge to raise funds for the United Way Greater Toronto. By the end of the climb, the TMU team had raised nearly $7,000 to support United Way’s work across the Greater Toronto Area.

From student interns and alumni, to an executive producer, to a TMU graduate competing, the university’s creative talent shone through in the newest season of Project Runway Canada.

If you're interested in studying abroad, here is your guide on the types of international experiences available to TMU students!

Transit goers may notice that the subway station at Yonge and Dundas is starting the transition to its new name, TMU Station. The name change is part of a new partnership called the Transit Innovation Yard, announced earlier this year when the TTC agreed to rename Dundas Station to TMU Station.

If you've grabbed coffee at Oakham Café or hung out at The Met Campus Pub, you've used the Palin Foundation's services. But many TMU students don't know what this organization actually does.

With the colder weather underway, we would like to remind our community of the importance of staying vigilant in our health and safety measures, and that each of us has a role to play in keeping ourselves and our fellow community members safe from cold, flu and other illnesses.

Three TMU professors have been named 2025-26 Massey College fellows – a prestigious honour that gives them a year to dive deep into research that matters.

Every year, TMU’s President’s Entrance Scholarship recognizes incoming students who show exceptional academic excellence, leadership and community engagement.

TMU is set to open a new 21-storey student residence on Bond Street and Dundas Street East, targeted for 2030. When it’s ready, it will add over 1,370 student beds and include two large classrooms on the lower level.

Graham Hudson and Andrew McWilliams have been appointed interim deans of the Lincoln Alexander School of Law and Faculty of Science. Both appointments are effective January 1, 2026.

Big news: TMU’s Professional Music program made Billboard’s 2025 list of Top Music Business Schools — the first Canadian school to make the list! Blending music, business and production with real-world experience, TMU is preparing grads to drive the next wave of innovation in the industry.

TMU has received $25 million in capital funding from the federal government to further support the development of our School of Medicine in Brampton. We are deeply appreciative to Prime Minister Carney, Finance Minister Champagne and the federal government for their confidence in our vision.

Ever watched a Jays game and see them challenge a close play? If so, you’ve seen TMU grad Anthony Lucchese in action.

TMU's new task force and online resource hub equip faculty, staff, and students with the tools and guidance needed to harness AI's potential while maintaining academic integrity.

When Canada’s Department of Finance sought expertise on AI in the financial sector, they turned to TMU math professor, Alexey Rubtsov. Learn how Rubtsov is shaping Canada’s AI rules for the financial sector.

From Oct. 27-29, together with @timeshighered.bsky.social, TMU is hosting the Global AI Summit 2025 —an international gathering of researchers, policymakers and industry experts focused on balancing social responsibility with innovation in the age of emerging technologies.

The Blue Jays are heading to the World Series, and excitement is building. But as fandom surges, there’s a growing concern: sports betting is becoming a serious problem in Ontario.

Iron intake isn’t always top of mind for students juggling classes, part-time jobs, and late-night study sessions. For Wellbeing Week, School of Nutrition Professor Jenn Lee explains the risks posed by matcha and other drinks to iron levels.

When it comes to mental health, not everyone has easy access to professional help. Some people are turning to AI chatbots like ChatGPT but the technology can be dangerous as it doesn’t have safeguards in place.

TMU psychology professor George Swede shares simple ways to unlock your creative power and boost creativity in everyday life.

Spending time in nature can boost your mood, lower stress and even improve your immune system. Science backs this up – and you don’t even need to break a sweat. Social Work Professor Chizuru Nobe-Ghelani, a certified forest therapy guide, shares tips to slow down through immersion in nature.

October is Latin American Heritage Month! Latin Canadian music takes centre stage in an industry-changing impact report on the growth and popular potential of Latin music in Canada.

The 2025 Alumni Achievement Awards recognize leaders who embody TMU’s commitment to excellence, leadership and service. This year’s awards celebrate alumni trailblazers whose work is transforming industries, uplifting communities and inspiring the next generation of leaders.

In the heart of the city, TMU’s Urban Farm is buzzing with pollinators and purpose. Learn more about sustainable fashion at TMU through the natural dye garden which produces botanical dyes and offers a plant-based alternative to fossil-fuel based textiles.

A new free exhibition at TMU’s Paul H. Cocker Gallery documents Toronto's waterfront changes through photographer Steven Evans’ lens. On the Edge features 50 photographs of Toronto’s downtown waterfront.

Sierra Lefave, TMU's first community and equity outreach lead for the disability community, is working to make the RAC a space where every student feels welcome.

‘Life-changing’... Read how TMU changed the trajectory of Fernando Ozuna’s (MA Spatial Analysis '05) life, and what other alumni were feeling at the 2025 TMU Alumni Reunion.