CampusONE CONNECT | January 2026

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CONTENTS 02 Month in Review

sick? Walk in 08 Feeling Clinics close by

Activities to 04 Winter Try in Toronto

10 Gain Career Experience

06 Certificates at UofT

12 January Events

January

Letter from the Dear CampusOne,

editor

Happy New Year!

The start of a new year is always a time for fresh beginnings, renewed goals, and exciting opportunities. Whether you’re returning from a well-deserved winter break or just settling in, this is the perfect moment to set intentions for the months ahead.

In the coming weeks, we’ll have plenty of events and initiatives designed to help you connect, learn, and grow. I encourage you to take part, meet new people, and make the most of everything our community has to offer.

Let’s make 2026 a year with new friendships, academic success, and personal growth!

Warm wishes,

Carolina Arizmendi Senior Community Assistant carizmendi@studenthousing.com

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Winter Activities to Try in Toronto

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Visit the Distillery Winter Vil

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Here are some great ideas / plans to check out during the cold winter of the city. Go out and explore with your friends!

Skate The Bentway Skate Trail

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Take a Winter Road Trip to Niagara Falls

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Go Tobogganing at Riverdale Park

Watch a Professional Hockey Game

There is lots of room for everyone to enjoy sledding down the hills, and it’s easily accessible by TTC.

So for those of you who prefer to watch sports, Toronto’s hockey team, the Maple Leafs, is an exciting option.

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Not only are there fewer people, but seeing all the ice and the partially frozen waterfalls is like nothing else.

Here, you will skate underneath the Gardiner Expressway for a completely unique urban experience.

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Research experience

Whether you are pursuing a career in academia, government or industry, a background in research can be an asset. As an undergraduate student, there are a number of ways to build this experience – working on campus, volunteering, or even completing independent projects.

Volunteering

Volunteering for a community organization is a great way to gain career-related experience. It is unpaid, but it gives you an opportunity to engage with your community, learn about career opportunities and network.

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GAIN CAREER EXPERIENCE Employers want you to have experience, but how do you get it? It’s time to be strategic! Learn about the types of experiences that will cultivate the skills you need to succeed in the career(s) you are exploring.

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Leadership programs

Leadership programs provide you with an opportunity to lead a campus group, union or club and develop leadership skills.

Where to look: Clubs and Lead

Work on campus

Working on campus throughout the school year, or over the summer, can be a great way to explore different careers, build skills that you enjoy using, make some extra money and gain experience that will impress employers!

Co-curricular experience

Co-curriculars are U of T-based activities including clubs, societies and student unions. By participating, you can develop career-related skills, expand your network, get great references – and help build the university community.

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JANUARY BACK TO SCHOOL: GRAB & GO

NEW YEAR, NEW BUDGET

Monday, January 5th 10:00AM

MYO VISION BOARD Tuesday, January 6 7:00PM

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SPELLING BEE Wednesday, January 7th 8:00PM

NAME THAT COUNTRY TRIVIA Thursday, January 8th 8:00PM

RESOLUTIONS + HOT CHOCOLATE Friday, January 9th 6:00PM

RUN/BIKE TO MONTREAL CHALLENGE January 11th to 31st

Tuesday, January 13th 7:00PM

PING PONG TOURNAMENT Saturday, January 17th 2:00PM

BLUE MONDAY: MENTAL HEALTH DAY Monday, January 19th

BELL LETS TALK DAY Wednesday, January 21st 6:00PM

PUZZLE COMPETITION Sunday, January 25th 12PM

BOOK CLUB: PLANET ON FIRE Thursday, January 29th 9:00PM

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