It is open for you to drop in, watch TV, play the piano, table tennis, darts, billiards, board games, etc., or simply relax, sit by the fireplace and chatter with friends. Cultural, educational and social events are held here and the Villages' administrative offices are in this building. Our residence life is designed to assist students with the transition to university and support their success throughout their entire university experience. We strive to foster a learning community committed to a high standard of mutual respect and understanding towards its members in spite of any differences of opinion, culture, religion, disability or sexual orientation. Generally, we can accommodate all new students, including local and part-time.
Accommodation is available winter and summer.
We encourage you to come and visit us during the summer to tour the villages and see a townhouse. The University of Toronto does not tolerate any form of sexual harassment and is actively endeavouring to provide an environment free of it. All forms of sexual harassment, from verbal abuse to inappropriate touching to sexual assault, are covered by the University's policy. The Sexual Harassment Education, Counselling and Complaint Office was established to educate the University community on this issue. The Sexual Harassment Officer also provides counselling to those people who are the object of unwanted sexual attention and to those who are alleged to have sexually harassed someone, as well as implements the formal complaint procedure.