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Malia Robinson has overcome many challenges to become a University of Toronto graduate. Completing an honours bachelor of arts degree in women & gender studies, with minors in Buddhism, psychology & mental health, and contemporary Asian studies as a member of Woodsworth College, she’s now committed to helping others overcome trauma and achieve wellbeing.

Help us celebrate our 50th Anniversary by sharing a memory or testimonial of your time at Woodsworth College.

The Faculty of Arts & Science community is mourning the loss of former faculty dean and the first principal of Woodsworth College, Arthur Kruger, who passed away on Tuesday, Oct. 10 at age 90.

We are officially well into the Fall semester. Students returned to campus at the beginning of September as they moved into residence and participated in Orientation.

Professor Bolintineanu, along with some of her past Teaching Assistants, describe their teaching experiences, methods and philosophies, and connections between teaching and research in this issue of Chronica.

"The Bridging Program serves as an ideal starting point for initiating positive change."

The Woodsworth College Alumni Association (WCAA) Annual General Meeting & Social took place as part of UofT Alumni Reunion on Wednesday, May 31st. 

“I gained a lot of work experience and a lot of leadership and mentoring experience through Woodsworth, and these experiences most certainly changed me for the better.” Irmak will graduate on June 22 at the Woodsworth College spring convocation ceremony. 

Catherine was already volunteering at the University of Toronto with the U of T African Alumni Association (UTAAA) when she decided to pursue her studies at U of T.