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EnglishWhat You Can Find in UTogether on the University of Toronto Website
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UTogether is the University of Toronto's single guide to community life across its three campuses. According to the university's homepage, it gathers the information, resources and supports you need to make the most of university life in one place. It is aimed at students and other community members who want a starting point for navigating U of T rather than a specific academic department or application portal.
What UTogether Brings Together
The homepage description of UTogether lists the following categories:
- Academic and wellness supports — help with your studies and with health and wellbeing
- Campus maps — orientation across the three campuses
- Student tips — practical guidance for university life
- Places to eat — food options on campus
- Messages from university leadership — official communications
The stated purpose is to let you "explore the resources, discover what's available and make U of T your own."
How to Use It
- Go to utoronto.ca.
- Find the UTogether section on the homepage, introduced as "Your guide to the U of T community."
- Follow the Explore UTogether link to browse the resources.
The homepage does not specify whether any UTogether resources require a login, so treat access as something to confirm once you arrive on the page.
What Else the Homepage Offers
If UTogether isn't what you need, the homepage also links to:
| Section | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Latest news | Current U of T stories, including rankings and campus events |
| Upcoming events | A dated list of events, such as Cyber Security Awareness Month |
| U of T Celebrates | Awards and accomplishments of faculty, students, alumni and staff |
| Research and Ideas | Features on research and innovation, including a story on a student using AI to tackle water pollution |
When UTogether Is the Right Starting Point
Use UTogether if you are new to U of T or want one consolidated place for campus life information — supports, maps, food and official messages. If you are looking for news, events or research features instead, the homepage's separate sections are the better fit.