There are some campuses, for example, at Queen's Park and on St. George. However, there are many buildings that are found in other places along Bloor and St. Charles as well as a Scarborough campus. Huge university so lots of university feel as professors frequently live and rent out to students in the Annex. More

There is history on the campus ranging from the ghosts to the movie sets. Take a tour and really enjoy the sites. Last time I walked through there I saw a group from "Hogwarts" making a video! Never know what you will find. More

I had a wonderfully informative meeting with people at the First Nations House. Thank you so much to the team there. More

Beautiful campus, good place for picnic or walk. Really lovely old trees. Quiet and peaceful amid a busy city More

Very unusual - who knew there was so much to know about shoes? The Chinese footbinding shoes are heartbreaking, the criminal shoes (with backwards footprints), the beading on First Nations shoes....Celebrity shoes, the role of footwear in society - it really is an unusual and interesting museum. Crafts for kids on most weekends (e.g., paint a pair of clogs, try... More

Lots of great old buildings and new architecture as well. More

Research activity is adequate. Bit too arrogant. Otherwise is ok. Architecture is nice compare to the rest of Toronto. More

Go to the Visitors' Centre and take a tour of the campus. If you don't have the time go into a few of the buildings and explore. The best buildings for exploring are University College, Hart House, Trinity College, Victoria College and St. Michael's College. More

I did 3 degrees here, like it quite a bit. People are generally friendly. Many buildings are pleasant. Some are 100 years old, some brand new. More