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U of T earns third consecutive Best Diversity Employer designation

The annual competition for Canada's Best Diversity Employers was a successful one for U of T, named one of this year's winners for the third consecutive year.

Canada's Best Diversity Employers competition recognizes employers with exemplary workplace diversity and inclusiveness programs involving women, members of visible minorities, persons with disabilities, Aboriginal peoples, and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered/transsexual and queer (LGBTQ) employees.

Biology program goes beyond coursework

Start with a living organism. Study its cells. Evaluate its evolution. Unravel its genetics.

Add to this professional development opportunities such as writing workshops, faculty and post-graduate research exhibitions, lessons on workplace culture, mock interviews and a meet-and-greet with alumni, and you have a well-rounded education in the natural science of biology -the new ‘C3 Biology' program at the University of Toronto Mississauga.

U of T Mississauga marks International Women's Day

Women came together March 8 at U of T Mississauga in celebration of International Women's Day (IWD), honouring the accomplishments of their past and making plans for future achievements.

Compassion for Haiti

The U of T Mississauga Students' Union and student group UTM Red Cross are mobilizing to raise awareness and support in response to the devastating earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12.

‘Move Your Butt!'

Get ready to butt out -- Jan. 20 is Weedless Wednesday, when smokers are encouraged to stop smoking.

The U of T Mississauga's Joint Health and Safety Committee has partnered with students from Leave the Pack Behind and the U of T Mississauga Student Housing and Residence Life office to raise awareness of the health risks of smoking and being exposed to second-hand smoke.

Events include:

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