Cover page of University of Toronto Magazine's Autumn 2025 issue, featuring an image of tiny people around a giant beige toque, with evergreen trees and mountains in the background.

Autumn 2025

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Donald Trump’s quip about “annexing Canada” was easy to brush off – yet it struck a nerve. Canadians are re-examining who we are and where we’re headed. In this issue, U of T experts imagine a stronger, fairer, more confident country – and a university helping to build it.

In This Issue

A two-storey building with light-coloured panelled walls, black-framed windows and a recessed entrance painted in yellow

Designing for the Arctic

In Canada’s northern communities, U of T architect Mason White works with Indigenous partners to create buildings that are resilient, sustainable – and distinctly local Read More

U of T President Melanie Woodin speaking onstage at a podium, standing beside past U of T presidents

Meeting the Moment

As U of T nears its 200th year, President Melanie Woodin reflects on how its commitment to curiosity and collaboration can help Canada – and the world Read More

Bird's eye view of a model consisting of wooden pieces in diagonal blocks forming a partial Y shape. The right side has a step-like structure.

What on Earth Is This?

These intriguing objects from across U of T’s three campuses reveal stories of discovery, creativity and Canadian firsts. Can you tell what they are? Read More