University of Toronto (@uoft) TikTok: 53.3K Followers today

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Last updated: 2026-10-17 04:07 UTC

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Latest video: 2026-10-16

Today, the #UofT community came together to commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. The tri-campus event, held in @harthouseforyou’s Great Hall, drew hundreds and was made available to the wider community via YouTube livestream. There was also a ceremonial fire immediately following at Ziibiing, the Indigenous teaching and gathering space on Hart House Green. Flags on all three campuses – including Survivors’ Flags and Every Child Matters flags raised earlier in the month – were lowered to half-mast. Many in attendance wore orange shirts featuring noojimo’iwe, an award-winning design by MJ Singleton, an Ojibwe, Two-Spirit alum of @uoftmississauga. Learn more at uoft.me/cIy or at the link in bio. @U of T Scarborough

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Today, the #UofT community came together to commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. The tri-campus event, held in @harthouseforyou’s Great Hall, drew hundreds and was made available to the wider community via YouTube livestream. There was also a ceremonial fire immediately following at Ziibiing, the Indigenous teaching and gathering space on Hart House Green. Flags on all three campuses – including Survivors’ Flags and Every Child Matters flags raised earlier in the month – were lowered to half-mast. Many in attendance wore orange shirts featuring noojimo’iwe, an award-winning design by MJ Singleton, an Ojibwe, Two-Spirit alum of @uoftmississauga. Learn more at uoft.me/cIy or at the link in bio. @U of T Scarborough

Whether traveling from right here in the GTA, across Canada or around the world like María from Ecuador, every journey to #UofT comes with its own story, packing lists and big dreams! ✈️🇨🇦 Drop your hometown, city or country in the comments!📍 Read more about María (@Mapau Araujo) and meet the rest of this year's Lester B. Pearson Scholars at the link in bio or uoft.me/ps-2026 #UofTBackToSchool

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Whether traveling from right here in the GTA, across Canada or around the world like María from Ecuador, every journey to #UofT comes with its own story, packing lists and big dreams! ✈️ Drop your hometown, city or country in the comments!📍 Read more about María (@Mapau Araujo) and meet the rest of this year's Lester B. Pearson Scholars at the link in bio or uoft.me/ps-2026 #UofTBackToSchool

Canadian poet and #UofT alumna Anne Carson has won the 2026 #NobelPrize in Literature! 🏆 Carson was awarded the prestigious prize for “her bold and inventive oeuvre that, in playful dialogue with the classical tradition, has created new forms for contemporary literature.” “On behalf of the University of Toronto, I am absolutely delighted to congratulate alumna Anne Carson on winning the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature,” said U of T President Melanie Woodin. “This is a very proud moment for our global alumni community and for the entire university.” Carson joins several members of the U of T community who have won the international honour over the years, including a number of alumni. Read more about Carson’s award-winning work at uoft.me/np26 or the link in our bio. #UofTAlumni Photo credit: Don Usner

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Canadian poet and #UofT alumna Anne Carson has won the 2026 #NobelPrize in Literature! 🏆 Carson was awarded the prestigious prize for “her bold and inventive oeuvre that, in playful dialogue with the classical tradition, has created new forms for contemporary literature.” “On behalf of the University of Toronto, I am absolutely delighted to congratulate alumna Anne Carson on winning the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature,” said U of T President Melanie Woodin. “This is a very proud moment for our global alumni community and for the entire university.” Carson joins several members of the U of T community who have won the international honour over the years, including a number of alumni. Read more about Carson’s award-winning work at uoft.me/np26 or the link in our bio. #UofTAlumni Photo credit: Don Usner

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