Just landed in Toronto for school? What's on at University of Toronto St. George, what's free, where to study, and how to meet people — pulled from Toronto's real event feed.
Start here — new to U of T?
New in Toronto for school? Start here. This page pulls together what a student actually needs in the first weeks: what's on at University of Toronto St. George in Downtown / Queen's Park (St. George campus), what's free around town, where to study, where the cheap coffee is, and how to meet people who aren't in your lectures. Everything below is real listings from Toronto's own event feed — no filler, no invented "student deals".
Toronto's campuses:
University of Toronto St. George — Downtown / Queen's Park (St. George campus)
Toronto Metropolitan University — Yonge & Dundas, downtown
York University Keele Campus — Keele & Steeles, North York
OCAD University — Queen West / McCaul
George Brown College — St. James + Waterfront campuses, downtown
Humber Polytechnic — Etobicoke (North + Lakeshore)
Seneca Polytechnic — North York + Seneca@York
Centennial College — Scarborough (Progress Campus)
Toronto also has TMU, York, OCAD U, George Brown, Humber, Seneca, Centennial — each with its own crowd and its own corners of town. Student life here runs on the same rails as the town's — the rec centre, the library, the halls — so most of what's on this page is students and locals in the same room. That's the good part.
On campus & coming up
Events at Toronto's campuses and in campus venues over the next few weeks — performances, games, talks, fairs and the one-off stuff that's easy to miss in your first term.
The fastest way to stop feeling new is to join something. Club nights, community fixtures, rec-league and campus-adjacent sports running in Toronto right now:
Run a club or a team? Put your nights on this page — posting is free and every post is reviewed by a person before it shows.
Study spots & libraries
Off campus, Toronto's public libraries run study space plus a steady stream of free programs — language practice, tech help, film nights, exam-season quiet rooms when they offer them. Branches showing up in the feed: Agincourt Branch, Agincourt Library, Albert Campbell District Branch, Albert Campbell Library, Albion Library, Annette Street Library.
For the standing list — the noodle place by campus, the bakery that does student-priced loaves, the late-night slice — see Dayfari's where to eat in Toronto guide and filter by the campus neighbourhoods above.
Weekend, no car needed
When the term lets go of you for a day, Toronto's surroundings are the reset button. Our day-trip picks for this town are still being assembled — the weekend events in the sections above are real and current in the meantime.
Run a club? Post your events
Club execs, residence councils, intramural captains: this page is read by the exact people you're trying to reach, and posting costs nothing. Send your night, your tryout, your bake sale — a person reviews every post, and approved events show here with your name on them.
The main campus is in Downtown / Queen's Park (St. George campus), Toronto. This page covers what's on there and across the town's other campuses.
What's free for students in Toronto?
Right now the Toronto feed lists 28 free events in the next 45 days — the Free & cheap section above is pulled straight from it and refreshes as new listings land.
Where can I study in Toronto?
Off campus, the public library branches in the feed (Agincourt Branch, Agincourt Library, Albert Campbell District Branch) run study space and free programs.
How do I get my club's event listed here?
Use Dayfari's submit page — it's free. Every post is reviewed by a person first; approved events appear on this page and in the town feed, credited to you.