Learn | Explore | Connect

at the University of Toronto

Alumni

portrait of woman at cafe in rome
Molly Mignault
man with sunglasses out on plateau
Ben Wood
headshot of dark haired bearded man with glasses
Matt King
man posing with tripod over shoulder in front of waterfall
Shayne A. P. Dahl
headshot of gray haired bearded man with glasses smirking
Bryan Levman
portrait of long brown haired woman smiling in front of trees
Kikee D Bhutia
portrait of woman in blazer smiling
Sarah Richardson
portrait of redhaired bearded man in suit
Justin Stein
selfie of young blonde man
Julian Butterfield
portrait of dark haired woman smiling with diploma
Nilmani Abeywickrama Goonetilleke
Man in blazer smiling
Sean Hillman
brown haired woman sitting on couch holding baby in lap
Jennifer Bright
portrait of long brown haired woman smiling
Daigengna Duoer
portrait of dark haired man in light blue t-shirt
Andrew Erlich
photo of young woman in glasses inspecting museum artifact
Zhinan Jiang
selfie of dark haired woman
Nika Kuchuk
short haired man smiling in crowd of people
Alexander O’Neill
young woman in pink and blue robe smiling atop a mountain
Tenzin Tsundue
portrait of brown haired man in striped shirt
Tony Scott
portrait of man with glasses posing with prayer hands in front of monastery
Khenpo Kunga Sherab
portrait of woman smiling
Annie Heckman
young man looking up from excavation site and smiling
Andrew Harris
portrait of dark haired woman smiling
Rachelle Saruya
Woman smiling with water in background
Tamara Cohen
Jade Hui
Man sitting on ornamental swing with hands in lap
Sumeet Kumar
Person with dark hair in ponytail and glasses
Nick Field
portrait of blonde woman wearing white scarf
Barbara Hazelton
portrait of long brown haired woman smiling
Amber Moore
brown haired woman with bindi looking away from camera
Andrea Wollein
logo for U of T Robert H.N Ho family foundation center for buddhist studies
The Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation

The University of Toronto operates on land that for thousands of years it has been the traditional land of the Huron-Wendat, the Seneca, and  the Mississaugas of the Credit. Today, this meeting place is still the home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to work on this land. Learn more about this history.