In celebration of National Volunteer Week, we're highlighting the contributions of two of the College's outstanding volunteers: the UCC Association Council’s current president, Matt Flynn '96, and incoming president,  J.P. Mackay '02.

Toronto-based filmmaker Yung Chang ’96 relates his experiences working in film and creating his latest documentary, Wuhan Wuhan, which will launch at this year’s Hot Docs Festival at the end of April.

UCC parents and donors Angel Wu and Albert Du and their sons are proud to be part of the College’s culture of philanthropy. 

From the pages of Old Times Magazine: Dr. Roderick Slavcev '90 shares his approach to creating a revolutionary new COVID-19 vaccine, why the most important thing is to follow your passions — and how he got his start in science at UCC.

As part of the International Baccalaureate’s Middle Years Programme, Year 10s pursue topics they’re passionate about — and we’re highlighting six exceptional examples.

Robbie Evans was recently elected UCC’s head steward for the 2021–22 academic year, and he’s imagining all the possibilities for enhancing the student experience.

Throughout February, UCC has been celebrating the richness and variety of the Black experience in Canada.

If WAC’s organizers had any concerns about hosting the first virtual edition of the annual event, those fears were quickly banished when registrations started pouring in from high schools across the globe.

A community message from Principal Sam McKinney.

In conversation with Tony Gomes, head of music for the Upper School.

A group of Year 11s is helping seniors feel less alone during COVID-19, through phone calls, emails and creative endeavours.

UCC and BSS are launching a trio of virtual theatrical productions.

Highest academic honours go to Ben Swan ’20, who has earned the Grant Medal, the Governor General’s Medal, and is recognized as Head Boy for last year’s graduating class.

Catching up with Joshua-David Heath '17.

With a move online due to the pandemic, the debate club hosted an event that included students from British Columbia to Connecticut, and grew participation from 50 to 136 teams.