Fall 2014
First class
There was one long building and a very small student population. If you talk to the alumni who graduated in those early years of 1968 and 1969, they’ll tell you that intimacy was one of the best things about being at Scarborough College.
Aim high to get the big picture
The next time you start planning for the futurte you may want to head for higher ground. A new UTSC study reveals that height—or even the perception of height—can affect mental processes and decision-making.
The benefits of playing it close to the vest at work
When it comes to hiding knowledge from your colleagues, not all behaviour can be considered equally negative. In fact, some types of knowledge hiding may actually improve co-worker relationships and break the cycle of the negative behaviours within organizations.
Ten years of Green Path memories
When Kobe Sun and Camellia Tan first met on a Green Path class trip, little did they know it would be the start of remarkable journey together.
Rocket to campus
Taking transit to UTSC just got easier now that the TTC has introduced its new 198 U of T Scarborough Rocket service.
Atop the valley
If you've read anything about the architecture of UTSC's first building, the Science and Humanities Wing, you’ve probably seen its style described as “brutalist,” a movement that saw the construction of such large, all-concrete str
Growing up together
Back in the early 1960s, Scarborough was mostly farmland and UTSC was little more than an idea. Not any more.
A mosaic of talent
More than 500 people packed UTSC's Meeting Place for the 24th annual Cultural Mosaic show earlier this year. The event brings together UTSC performers from diverse cultural backgrounds into one large artistic showcase.
Young all-stars on campus
Forty aboriginal youth from across the GTA joined UTSC’s All Star Camp this summer for a week of sports, food and learning.
Students step up
In true University of Toronto tradition, UTSC students have demonstrated a penchant for activism through campus activities.