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While the history of Woodsworth College is only 40 years old, its founding represents the important telling of how part-time students found their place at the University of Toronto and how eventually, Woodsworth became a college for all students. Here is the brief, yet substantial, summary of Woodsworth College's founding. 

Alumni mentors make a difference - help a student discover career possibilities!

Woodsworth College was pleased to see almost 800 of its students graduate this past June.  Although it was certainly a different convocating experience this year, with events moving online, there was, nonetheless, much to celebrate.

Andrew Gallant, WCSA president,  oversees and collaborates with the Orientation team to provide a memorable and inclusive experience to all incoming students.

Woodsworth College, in partnership with imagineNATIVE Film +Media, kicked off an online summer Indigenous Film Series -- an exciting step along Woodsworth’s path toward honouring its responsibility to build relationships with Indigenous community members and partners.

Here at Woodsworth, our challenge is to implement this approach successfully while at the same time preserving the distinctive character of our programs, especially Woodsworth One, our First Year Foundations seminars, and Academic Bridging, with their special emphasis on participation and community building. 

Thank you, Erin Rud-Thompson, for your continued dedication and commitment to the Woodsworth College community and Alumni Association, and congratulations on your instalment as WCAA President! Special thanks to all new Board members for their commitment and support of Woodsworth College alumni and the entire College community!

Congratulations to Kerry Taylor, a Woodsworth College Criminology Professor, for earning a U of T teaching fellowship! 

Evelyn Ullyott-Hayes is among the Woodsworth graduating class of 2020 and her story is featured in the Faculty of Arts & Science news.

Two high achieving Woodsworth College graduates, Layan Elfaki and Isabella Gallello, prepare themselves for life beyond U of T during COVID 19.