Looking back to 2021 and setting my goals to 2022...

At the International Day of Persons with Disability, I share a bit about my experience at a PhD program at OISE as a disabled person.

Somehow, it feels like I blinked and then suddenly, 2020 has already sprung upon us. As someone who is fast nearing the end of her...

As I write this blog post, I am coming out from last class of the semester, and I have only four more days of practicum (as well as a few...

Now that the March Break, we are truly in the final stretch of the semester. If you have fallen into a slump and gotten tired of the same...

Spring is here, practicum is over, and there are only a few weeks left of classes this semester! As much as I try to meal prep my lunches...

It is that point in the semester. The disaster that is course assignments has arrived, and they are nothing short of here to kill your...

Although we’ve just started the winter semester, I’d bet that some of you (like me!) are already drowning in assignments. Before you get...

As promised, today I will provide you with some great ways to get physical activity in and around OISE. You shall not go unhealthy on my...

It is the new year and one of the most common resolutions made by many of us is to incorporate more physical activity into our lives....

In this post I will be sharing five key tips for succeeding at OISE: - Banking on your cohort and building connections - Find time in no...

It's the final weeks before the end of my first semester at OISE, and I can confidently say that I am pretty swamped with deadlines,...

The temperature is dropping, the days are getting shorter, and the smell of hot chocolate becomes more and more appealing... There's no...

I decided to document the transition between the end of the weekend, to how I go about getting ready for the start of the next week. I...

Third floor of the OISE Library There are two types of people out there, those who can study with background noise and those who need...

If you read my last blog post, you probably saw that my first OISE/University of Toronto 'life-hack' involved using your student card to...

*This post was written by Viel Tolentino, a MEd student studying Adult Education & Community Development. Assignments here, readings...

*This post was written by Anna Dinissuk, a MEd student studying Developmental Psychology and Education. I’ve been in many situations in...