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Convocation 2025

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Congratulations Class of 2025! U of T sets the stage for spring convocation

May 23, 2025

Excitement and energy are filling the air across the University of Toronto’s three campuses as graduating students prepare to mark the completion of their degrees during spring convocation.

Harnessing the momentum of student life: MA Grad Jack Shih-Chieh Lee

May 23, 2025

When Jack Shih-Chieh Lee walks across Convocation Hall on June 6 to collect his master's in economics, it will end a two-part journey at the University of Toronto. Lee wanted to harness the momentum he built as an undergraduate and decided to move directly into the master's program.

Joining the Circle of Care: MFE Graduand Jerry Pan

May 23, 2025

Completing his Master of Financial Economics (MFE) enabled Jerry Pan to support Ontario’s healthcare workers and the system they work within. On June 6, Pan will walk up the aisle of Convocation Hall without sign of injury.

Real world economic advocacy and policy: Jessica Hendren Schwalb

May 23, 2025

Jessica Hendren Schwalb has already started her career.

Taking bold risks: New grad Elissa Chrapko

May 23, 2025

Elissa Chrapko is audacious. True to the Oxford Dictionary, Chrapko has a willingness to take bold risks. It’s the source of her advice to new undergraduates.

U of T gets set for spring convocation 2025

May 22, 2025

As spring begins to bloom in southern Ontario, thousands of students from across the University of Toronto’s three campuses are preparing to close their laptops, don gowns and hoods — and walk across the stage in Convocation Hall.

'Once you find your space, you build a community,' says new A&S grad and Hart House work-study student

April 07, 2025

Royal Canadian Navy Reservist Christopher Chen came to U of T in 2019 through the Academic Bridging Program to study political science and history.

Navigating the job search journey: New economics job search podcast with A&S undergrad Caitlin Zhang

March 24, 2025

As graduation approaches, it often brings with it the next significant transition: the search for a full-time job. This step marks the beginning of a new chapter — one that can be both exciting and challenging as students explore new opportunities and navigate the professional world.

Zacharias Kunuk, Alan Taylor, Janet Ecker, Ilya Sutskever, Patricia Jackson and David Wilson.

U of T to confer honorary degrees on academic, business and community leaders

March 04, 2025

Six eminent individuals whose work has propelled diverse fields ranging from artificial intelligence to Indigenous cinema will receive honorary degrees from the University of Toronto this year.

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