UTogether at A&S

Latest information for A&S students, faculty and staff

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Across the University everyone is working hard to ensure safety measures, resources and services are in place to support students, staff and faculty throughout a successful academic year.

As this continues to be an evolving situation, the University remains committed to playing our part in ensuring the health and well-being of our community and to limit the spread of COVID-19. For more information about the University's COVID response and resources, please refer to the University’s website for the latest COVID-19 updates and FAQs.

Winter 2021 Term:

Due to ongoing public health restrictions that limit non-essential travel outside the home, all A&S courses and their components will be offered remotely in the Winter 2021 Term, with the exception of courses approved by the Dean’s Office for in-person delivery. These are a limited number of courses where the learning objectives cannot be met virtually and that meet the limitations outlined by Public Health and the Government of Ontario. These courses, and any activities on campus, will continue to be carefully managed according to public health guidelines to prioritize and maximize student and faculty safety. Please continue to check this page and review the Undergraduate Student FAQs, and the Information for Instructors, for current information.

Remember UCheck:

If you are planning to visit campus, complete a self-assessment the day you will be on campus using UCheck, U of T’s self-assessment portal, to determine your COVID-19 risk status based on the latest public health guidelines.

Complete Your Self-Assessment on UCheck

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Messages from the Dean

Dean Woodin shares her new year message to A&S undergraduates (January 11, 2021). 

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University of Toronto Community Updates

Visit UTogether2020 for University of Toronto COVID-19 updates, information and resources for the U of T community.

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Support Services and Resources

We know 2020-2021 is going to be a different kind of academic year. We will get through it together. From academic advising and study groups for students, to pedagogical advice and online resources for faculty, these supports will help make this year a success.

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Campus events

Many University events have converted to a virtual format. If you are interested to attend a U of T event and are unsure about the status, please check with the event organizers.

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