Re:New is the alumni and friends magazine of New College at the University of Toronto, published annually by the Office of Advancement at NEW.
What Is Home?
In the sixth issue of Re:New, find the concept of home discussed from various perspectives: in terms of place and its history, but also in terms of the body, contemporary technology, citizenship, belonging, the environment, personal objects and more.
Read the current issue onlineIndigenous Grounds
A conversation with Métis advocate and teacher Doug Anderson about Indigenous placemaking, cultural resurgence and hope.
Read Indigenous GroundsDirect Entry
Lydia Gill, the University of Toronto’s first student recruitment officer for equity outreach and support, helps demystify undergraduate life for under-represented groups.
Read Direct EntryScroll, Swipe, Tap: Science Goes Social
Alumna, stem cell researcher and science communicator Samantha Yammine talks brains, equity and social media.
Read Scroll, Swipe, TapPlan Bee
A glimpse into the intricate lives of the tiny but mighty pollinators with New College beekeeper Tom Nolan.
Read Plan BeeDwelling in Disability
Anne McGuire from the Disability Studies stream proffers an expansive view of ability and access.
Read Dwelling in DisabilityPostcards from Afar
The world comes together at New College, so we asked you, our alumni, to say a few words about what home means to you. Here are a few selections. Home is…
Read Postcards from Afar