Join us at Freeplay for a fun-filled evening of board games, retro arcade classics, karaoke and food. This event offers Black students and alumni a unique opportunity to connect, network and build community within the NSBE network at U of T. We hope to see you there!
U of T Engineering’s world-famous musical and sketch comedy is back for its 104th show! Don’t miss the opening night of Skule Nite 2T5—a tradition filled with non-stop laughs. Kick off the night at an alumni social at The Smith House Bar. Join us for drinks, some eats and Skule memories. Your ticket includes one […]
As cities grow at an unprecedented pace, the need for smart, sustainable infrastructure has never been greater. But true sustainability isn’t just about better materials or more efficient design—it’s about people. Infrastructure has the power to enable choice, transform communities and shape lives. What if we stopped building for people and started building with them? […]
Old friends. New experiences. For so many alumni, U of T was a time of new experiences and Alumni Reunion 2025 is your chance to create more. Come catch up with friends, meet other alumni and learn something cool together. With events on all three campuses, there’s something for everyone back where it all began. […]
EngSci and EngPhys alumni, come reconnect with old friends, see what’s new on campus (hint: a lot!), and learn what current EngSci students are up to. Alumni who graduated in a year ending in 5 or 0 are the honoured years at this year’s reunion activities but all alumni are welcome. EngSci’s Alumni Reunion Social […]
Attention U of T Engineering alumni in the Bay area! Fall is fast approaching as we look towards our next hiking event. As Bay Area UofT Engineering Alumni Ambassadors, Layan and Kevin are excited to invite you to our family friendly hiking event! Event Details Date: Saturday, October 4, 2025 Time: 10:00 a.m. Duration: ~1–2 […]
Smart wearables are revolutionizing how we monitor vital signs—bringing heart, muscle and brain activity tracking into everyday life. Imagine flexible, breathable mats enhanced with conductive nanomaterials that can detect subtle changes in your body while you work, relax or sleep. These textile-based sensors are comfortable, durable and inexpensive, making them ideal for long-term use in […]
Attention U of T Engineering alumni in the Boston area! Your Boston Global Alumni Ambassador, Areeba Zakir (IndE 1T6+PEY), is excited to invite you to a fun, casual social event for U of T Engineering alum. Let’s gather all U of T alumni for a fun apple picking adventure together! Event Details: Date: October 26, 2025 Time: 10:00 […]
As the world pushes toward a sustainable future, electrifying transportation remains central to achieving net zero emissions. In 2024, more than 17 million electric vehicles were sold globally—more than one in five new cars—marking tremendous progress driven by advances in batteries, power electronics and charging technology. Yet, momentum has begun to slow, with affordability, charging infrastructure and material […]
AI is rapidly transforming sectors from healthcare and education to infrastructure and security. As these systems quietly integrate into our daily lives, we’re expected to trust their decisions. But trust in AI isn’t just technical — it’s about the context in which they are trained, how they fit into real-world workflows and how they shape […]
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to transform healthcare; however, translating promising research into real-world clinical tools is a lengthy and challenging process. In this talk, Sebastian Goodfellow shares the ongoing journey of developing an AI-powered decision support system to detect and diagnose life-threatening heart arrhythmias in critically ill children. From early research and prototypes […]
Around the world, cities are racing to expand housing and infrastructure while facing the urgent challenge of staying within climate limits. Traditional approaches often fall short when timelines are tight and the stakes are high. Join Professor Shoshanna Saxe for an eye-opening talk on how short timelines for tackling big problems constrain the tools we can use—and innovative strategies that help […]
