Posts By: Christina Heidorn

Is it possible to be a student in a program as academically challenging as EngSci and also be a top Varsity athlete? You bet it is! We are very proud […]

Project Include is on a mission to empower all young people to benefit from the digital age. Last year, this group of dedicated engineering student volunteers provided free coding boot […]

It’s rare enough for a young band to get a record deal, much less while enrolled in challenging full-time studies.  Martin Camara (Year 1 EngSci) takes it all in stride.  […]

EngSci student Sam Harrison (Year 3 Energy Systems) is heading to the United Nations’ COP22 climate change conference in Morocco as one of the 17 young people serving on the […]

EngSci is proud to count two outstanding leaders among our first year class. Kevin Han and James Xu are 2016 recipients of the prestigious Schulich Leader Scholarships that were created […]

EngSci alumni Todd Reichert (0T5, UTIAS PhD 1T1), Cameron Robertson (0T8, UTIAS MASc 0T9) have a need for speed. They and their team of researchers and engineers are behind the […]

EngSci student Jeremy Wang (1T7 Aerospace) will join the official Canadian Space Agency delegation to the International Aeronautical Congress in Guadalajara, Mexico, this month! Jeremy is the Executive Director of […]

Have you ever wondered why U of T Engineers refer to the Faculty of Applied Science & Engingeering as “Skule”? Find out where the name came from in the Autumn […]

Accessing medical records for a sick family member or yourself can be a time-consuming and expensive process. Despite efforts to move all patient records to electronic formats, more than half […]