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U of T Engineering F!rosh Week

What is F!rosh Week?

F!rosh Week is a week-long orientation where students and faculty welcome over 1000 incoming students to the U of T Engineering Community! Central to the experience at Skule™, F!rosh Week consists of engaging and exciting events designed to introduce students to the community, traditions, and spirit of U of T Engineering. F!rosh Week is anticipated by thousands of students every year and many students become involved to provide a meaningful experience for their new peers.

What is Skule™?

Skule™ is the name of the University of Toronto’s engineering community at the St. George campus. It is made up of about 5000 undergraduate students, hundreds of graduate students, and a range of dedicated alumni. It is also home to hundreds of engineering clubs, athletics teams, design teams, and traditions. The Skule™ name was first used almost a century ago when students discovered something that they had in common: engineers don’t know how to spell. As something that the community created together, the Engineering Society trademarked the name in 1984.

F!rosh Week Schedule

Text reads: F!rosh Week General Schedule. F!rosh Week 2T4; August 26-30.

Day 1: Meet your F!rosh group for a day of orientation, team events, purple dye and a walk in downtown Toronto + Nitelife.

Day 2: A seminar, campus tours, build battle, and a cheer off + Nitelife.

Day 3: Faculty-lef events and Skule Hunt.

Day 4: Clubs fair, faculty-led events + Nitelife.

Day 5: Frosh Olympics + Nitelife.

Photo by @froshweek on Instagram.

U of T Engineering F!rosh Week

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August 26, 2024 - September 1, 2024

What is F!rosh Week?

F!rosh Week is a week-long orientation where students and faculty welcome over 1000 incoming students to the U of T Engineering Community! Central to the experience at Skule™, F!rosh Week consists of engaging and exciting events designed to introduce students to the community, traditions, and spirit of U of T Engineering. F!rosh Week is anticipated by thousands of students every year and many students become involved to provide a meaningful experience for their new peers.

What is Skule™?

Skule™ is the name of the University of Toronto’s engineering community at the St. George campus. It is made up of about 5000 undergraduate students, hundreds of graduate students, and a range of dedicated alumni. It is also home to hundreds of engineering clubs, athletics teams, design teams, and traditions. The Skule™ name was first used almost a century ago when students discovered something that they had in common: engineers don’t know how to spell. As something that the community created together, the Engineering Society trademarked the name in 1984.

F!rosh Week Schedule

Text reads: F!rosh Week General Schedule. F!rosh Week 2T4; August 26-30.

Day 1: Meet your F!rosh group for a day of orientation, team events, purple dye and a walk in downtown Toronto + Nitelife.

Day 2: A seminar, campus tours, build battle, and a cheer off + Nitelife.

Day 3: Faculty-lef events and Skule Hunt.

Day 4: Clubs fair, faculty-led events + Nitelife.

Day 5: Frosh Olympics + Nitelife.

Photo by @froshweek on Instagram.

Details

Start:
August 26, 2024
End:
September 1, 2024
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Website:
https://orientation.skule.ca/

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