Bottoms Screening
Celebrate Lesbian Visibility Week, in community. Out@Innis invites you to watch a free screening of the satirical comedy, Bottoms (2023), starring Ayo Edebiri and Rachel Sennott. Sunday, April 19 2:30–5pm (arrive early for snacks) Screening Room 222E Innis College, 2 Sussex Ave. No registration is required. This event is open to all U of T… Continue Reading Bottoms Screening
Residence Lobby Renovation Consultation
We’re renovating the residence lobby and we need your help! All Innis students — whether you have lived in the residence or not — are encouraged to join our first consultation with the architects who’ve been hired to re-envision the lobby area, including the front desk, staff offices, and Events Room. Contribute your firsthand student… Continue Reading Residence Lobby Renovation Consultation
Innis College Council Meeting
The fourth and final meeting of Innis College Council (ICC) for the 2025-26 Fall/Winter session is coming up. All members of the college community are welcome to attend as non-voting observers. Innis’s council is unique at the University. Ours is the only governing body with parity representation between students and non-student members. Learn more about… Continue Reading Innis College Council Meeting
Queer Advocacy in Action Workshop
Mobilizing Campus Communities for Change! Out@Innis, in partnership with LGBTOUT, invite all U of T students to register for a free, collaborative, three-hour workshop, “Queer Advocacy in Action: Mobilizing Campus Communities for Change.” Build your advocacy skills, political literacy, and organizing capacity among queer and allied students at U of T. Friday, September 182–5pm (lunch… Continue Reading Queer Advocacy in Action Workshop
Apply to be an INsider mentor
Support new Innis students. Apply to be an INsider mentor! Apply now to become a peer mentor with The INsider, Innis College’s first-year mentorship program. Throughout the summer, INsider mentors support incoming students as they prepare for their university experience through e-mail. Each mentor is matched with 5-10 new students, answering their questions, sharing advice, and… Continue Reading Apply to be an INsider mentor
Nominate yourself for the ICSS
The ICSS election season continues! Nominate yourself today. The Innis College Student Society (ICSS) will hold its annual general election March 31–April 1. You have from now until March 23 to nominate yourself for one of 16 positions. Learn more about each position in the ICSS Constitution (section 4). 2 Athletics Directors 1 Clubs & Merchandise Director… Continue Reading Nominate yourself for the ICSS
Innis Wellness Student Mental Health Symposium 2026
Join us for an engaging and inspiring afternoon of mental health and wellness This is a valuable opportunity to learn from experts in the field, connect with peers, and be part of meaningful conversations around mental health and wellness. Registration is free — including refreshments! Saturday, March 21 • 10:30am–2:00pm Town Hall, Innis College, 2… Continue Reading Innis Wellness Student Mental Health Symposium 2026
ICSS Executive Election: Voting Period
The ICSS winter election season is here! Vote for your candidates. The Innis College Student Society (ICSS) will hold its annual executive election on March 5 and 6 to decide the four students who will lead the council that represents you and your interests. President Executive Vice-President Vice-President, Internal Vice-President, Finance Prepare to vote by… Continue Reading ICSS Executive Election: Voting Period
Innis College Council Meeting
The third meeting of Innis College Council (ICC) for the 2025-26 Fall/Winter session is coming up. All members of the college community are welcome to attend as non-voting observers. Innis’s council is unique at the University. Ours is the only governing body with parity representation between students and non-student members. Learn more about ICC here.… Continue Reading Innis College Council Meeting
Finances Without the Freakout
Build your financial confidence! Join Innis and University College for an interactive session to learn how to budget and navigate common financial scenarios. Financial aid counsellors from both Registrar’s Offices will share budgeting resources and help you assess your own financial situation. While this session is meant for students who have no experience budgeting, we… Continue Reading Finances Without the Freakout