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Read this 50th Anniversary memory from alumna, Roslyn Khan Cummings (BA 1984). 

Ever since Anthony Blair earned his bachelor of science in 1992 as a member of Woodsworth College, he has been a steadfast supporter of the college and an exemplary mentor to countless students. In the following interview, Blair reflects on his time at the university and what Woodsworth means to him on the college’s 50^th anniversary.

Read this 50th Anniversary memory from alumna, Bhanu Priya Sharma.

Read this 50th Anniversary memory from Woodsworth College alumna, Maria Luisa Abrera-Farol.

Is Ontario’s greenbelt having an impact on surface water pollution and environmental conservation? It is a question Keyi Fan has dedicated the past year of her life to investigating and, in her last days as an undergraduate student, discussing with the country’s economists. 

Read this 50th Anniversary memory from Woodsworth College alumnus, Matthew Celestial.

A&S alum Eugene Choi credits Woodsworth College’s academic bridging program for setting him on the right path to higher education and professional success.

Visual artist Alanna Cavanagh found her inspiration at U of T, first while earning her honours bachelor of arts in fine art history and religion in 1992 as a member of Woodsworth College and later while working in the U of T Bookstore after graduation.

In case you missed it: Stories featuring some of our incredible graduates from the Class of 2024.

Last week, after completing a specialist program in Indigenous studies, Carrie Commanda graduated as a scholarship-winning member of Woodsworth College. Now, she looks forward to a future in social work, in which she will encourage other Indigenous youth to believe in themselves.