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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.

Kavery Bedar’s convocation this June is the next step in a major career change from esthetician to future lawyer.

From logging on to his first class halfway across the world during COVID to being fully engaged on campus, WDW grad Ezrayah Batuma has made the most of his U of T experience and is excited for life’s next challenge.

Graduating with an honours bachelor of arts degree as a member of Woodsworth College this spring, Beau Hayward spoke to A&S News about his experience at U of T and pursuing what he loved.

Half a century after its founding, Woodsworth College has sent more than 30,000 alumni into the world. In many cases, they've returned to where it all started. 

Read about the new Woodsworth College CDHI Undergraduate Digital Project and Research Award, which recognizes outstanding digital humanities projects created by students in a DHU course or one of the courses cross-listed for credit in the Digital Humanities Minor, and the inaugural recipient of the award this year.

Ahead of Mother’s Day, Francis Esteves explains why she created the Swan Francis Award in support of Woodsworth College students studying Canadian, Black or Indigenous history, culture or arts.

Read this week's 50th Anniversary memory from Woodsworth College alumnus, Aaron Raths.