Information for Media
U of T Media Hotline
(416) 978-0100
Members of the media who require assistance in their news gathering efforts are asked to contact the University of Toronto through the U of T Media Hotline at (416) 978-0100 . This line is staffed by our Media Relations team throughout the day and also in the evenings and on weekends. In the event that you must leave a message please be assured that we do our utmost to return calls promptly.
Back2School at U of THot new programs. Extraordinary students and world-renowned faculty. Cutting-edge research, high-tech classroom innovations and international collaborations designed to answer the world's most pressing questions. Welcome to the University of Toronto 2009. The Back2School guide highlights for our media colleagues some of the exciting and newsworthy stories happening at U of T this fall. You'll find:
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Blue Book Online
To find an expert at the University of Toronto, consult the Blue Book Online . The database is a resource for journalists seeking expert opinions from U of T faculty and staff. Media are requested to credit the University of Toronto in any story where one of our experts is used.
Media Release Archive
To view recent news releases about the
University Relations
University Relations examines U of T’s substantive breadth and depth and its impacts on key partners. We support the University’s mission by fostering relationships with these partners and also work collaboratively to advocate and promote U of T’s meaningful work to different sectors. External partners include:
- The media
- Governments – federal, provincial and municipal
- The community
- Peer institutions
- International research and higher learning institutions