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OISE Kids' Passport was Lorraine Pirrie and her kids' first stop at U of T Reunion. “I was so looking forward to bringing them back to campus to experience it!”

On June 9, the Centre for Black Studies in Education (CBSE) at the Ontario Institute of Studies in Education (OISE) officially launches.

Dr. Sachdeva, who successfully defended her doctoral dissertation, placed second at the 2023 Three-Minute Thesis competition (3MT) this past spring.

The Robertson Program’s Online Playful Math mentorship program sees small groups of children meet weekly with OISE teacher candidates.

We remember the extraordinary life of Madame Helen Vari, who, with her husband Dr. George Vari, supported hundreds of OISE student teachers for over 25 years.

Dr. Zachary Hawes's research into spatial and numerical thinking has led to new insights about mathematics learning.

Ontario could go the whole way and subsidize all vulnerable sector checks, for employment and volunteer purposes, writes Joanna DeJong VanHof.

OISE Commons will transform a dated ground floor into a forum for creativity and innovation. Learn more about how you can help bring OISE Commons to life.

A recent event at the Faculty Club brought together U of T's deans, including those who took on their senior leadership roles during the pandemic.

Award-winning teacher and researcher, Angela Pyle, has been appointed as the Director of the Dr. Eric Jackman Institute for Child Study (JICS).

OISE's Jacqui Getfield talks about the intersection of race and disability as well as her lived experience as a Black woman with a disability. Listen here!

The ShanghaiRanking Consultancy has ranked the 91ֱ�� 10th globally, for the second straight year, in their 2022 ranking of academic subjects.