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The University of Toronto (U of T) is a public research university in Canada, founded in 1827, and is consistently ranked among the top universities globally. It has three campuses—St. George (the main downtown campus), Mississauga, and Scarborough—and offers over 700 undergraduate programs. The university is a major hub for research, education, and innovation, with a diverse student body and strong international ties. Key facts Founded: March 15, 1827 Motto: 'Velut arbor ævo' (Latin for "As a tree through the ages") Campuses: St. George (downtown), Mississauga, and Scarborough Student population: Approximately 102,431, with over 80,000 undergraduate students Academics: Offers more than 700 undergraduate programs and over 10,000 courses Endowment: Roughly C$3.62 billion (excluding colleges) Research and reputation Rankings: Consistently ranked as the top university in Canada and among the top globally. Research: It is a research-intensive university with a significant global impact through its discoveries and innovations. Employability: Graduates are highly employable, ranking in the top 20 worldwide for global employability. Community and campus life Diversity: The university community is diverse, with students from all over Canada and the world. Student life: Offers numerous clubs, societies, and extracurricular activities. Support services: Provides academic and non-academic support, including academic advisors, learning strategists, and accessibility services. Residence life: On-campus housing is available and is often cited as a great way to build community. Mascot: True Blue the Beaver Location The university is located in Toronto, Canada's largest city, which is a multicultural hub. The St. George campus is the oldest and most urban, located in the heart of downtown Toronto.