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Recap 📸: Engage in Motion - Meet the UTSC ENGAGE RV

Thank you to all the incredible people involved with the OVPRI’s RV launch event! Here are highlights from events on Oct 1, 2026, where our community gathered outside the Arc Quad at UTSC to welcome the newly retrofitted ENGAGE RV. The event included lots of conversation, music, crafting, tours, activations and more. There was incredible energy and excitement about all the research possibilities for mobilizing knowledge.

Interested in the learning more about the RV? Visit our new website: utsc.utoronto.ca/research/RV

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Photos by OVPRI and IITS Film Services

#ResearchRV #MobileResearch @utsc @utsclibrary

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Myrtle D. Millares, Lecturer in the Department of Arts Culture and Media, is the author of Hip Hop Style and Identity in Toronto: Music Pedagogy from the Cypher

Set amidst Toronto's increasingly inter-cultural communities, B-boy Jazzy Jester, MC LolaBunz, and DJ Ariel detail the trajectories of their artistic development, honoring Hip-Hop's translocated history while remixing hip-hop cultural perspectives to assert difference as style.

You can find the book in the U of T Scarborough Library! The OVPRI and U of T Scarborough Library is proud to celebrate books from our community of faculty, librarians, staff, and students. In this series, learn about the authors, their inspirations, and hear an excerpt from their book.

Did you recently write or edit a book? Submit it to the library at the suggestion form.

#UTSC #UTSCLibrary #UTSCAuthors #UTSCbooks #UTSCResearch

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Got a knack for writing and mentorship? This role’s for you! 🧑‍🏫

We’re hiring Senior Writers with strong skills in writing, mentorship and leadership, and editorial judgment. ⚖️

Writers at The Underground are paid per article. 📨

Find the application form and more information about the Senior Writer role through the link in our bio. 🔗

#utsc #theundergroundutsc #campuslife #magazine #writing

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Tracker, Worker Mobilizations around AI in arts, culture and media. Link in bio

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As part of our Creative Careers: Insights for the Journey Ahead Interview series, we're sharing advice from arts leaders and professionals who participated in Work in Culture's Work-Integrated Learning Opportunities in the Arts program, delivered in partnership with the Business + Higher Education Roundtable (BHER).

This week, we're featuring a video interview with Tanya Kan, Executive Producer, Director and Founder of @vividfoundry. Tanya shares why collaboration, communication, and adaptability are essential skills for anyone building a career in indie game development in this video interview.

Whether you're returning to school, beginning a placement, or planning your next career move, Tanya's advice is a reminder to never silo yourself from the rest of the team.

See Tanya’s full interview and others at the link in our bio under “Work-Integrated Learning in the Arts: Interview series” or here workinculture.ca/resource/work-integrated-learning-in-the-arts-interview-series/

The Work-Integrated Learning in the Arts program is a Work in Culture partnership with the Business + Higher Education Roundtable, with support from the Government of Canada, to help create work-integrated learning, or WIL, opportunities in the arts for post-secondary students.

#BackToSchool #CreativeCareers #ArtsCareers #CareerAdvice #WorkIntegratedLearning

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Captivate 2026 is here!

What’s your story?

Captivate is UTSC’s annual digital storytelling competition, inviting students from all disciplines to share meaningful stories through digital media. Whether it’s a video, podcast, website, photo essay, or another creative format, Captivate is your opportunity to explore storytelling, develop new digital skills, and bring your ideas to life.

Participants also have the chance to win cash prizes while having their work recognized and showcased across the U of T community.
Ready to get started? Join us at the Captivate 2026 Launch Event to learn more about this year’s competition, hear from our guest speakers, and get tips on creating your submission.

Launch Event
📅 Monday, September 28, 2026
🕓 4:00–5:30 PM
📍IC Atrium
Register through the link in bio!
Learn more about Captivate at uoft.me/captivate2026

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As part of our Creative Careers: Insights for the Journey Ahead series, we're sharing advice from arts leaders and professionals who participated in Work in Culture's Work-Integrated Learning Opportunities in the Arts program, delivered in partnership with the Business + Higher Education Roundtable (BHER).

Next, we're featuring Simeon Taole, Founder of Cinematoscape. Looking ahead to the future of the arts, Simeon highlights the importance of collaboration, communication, adaptability, problem-solving, and maintaining a positive mindset. His advice for students and emerging arts workers is clear: career success doesn't happen in isolation.

Whether you're starting a new semester, entering the workforce, or exploring your next opportunity, investing in your professional relationships can open doors, strengthen your network, and create new possibilities for growth.

Read Simeon’s full written interview and others at the link in our bio under “Work-Integrated Learning in the Arts: Interview series” or here workinculture.ca/resource/work-integrated-learning-in-the-arts-interview-series/

The Work-Integrated Learning in the Arts program is a Work in Culture partnership with the Business + Higher Education Roundtable, with support from the Government of Canada, to help create work-integrated learning, or WIL, opportunities in the arts for post-secondary students.

#BackToSchool #CreativeCareers #ArtsCareers #CareerAdvice #WorkIntegratedLearning Cover photo of Simeon Taole, Founder of Cinematoscape, writer, director, performer, and composer, smiling in a blue button-up shirt. Text reads: "Creative Careers: Insights for the Journey Ahead – Career Advice, Perspectives, and Lessons from the Field," with Business + Higher Education Roundtable and Work in Culture logos.

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Books 🤝 Art

ArtsideOut is taking over the UTSC Bookstore (artistically, pls don’t call security) 🎀📚

We’re bringing student art into an everyday campus space because sometimes the gallery is wherever you decide to look.

📍 UTSC Bookstore
📅 October 1

🌸 See you between the shelves ❤️

#ARTSIDEOUT #artsfestival #UTSC #scarborough #uoft

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FLUFFY YUMMY BAOS 🥰🤯 #baomama #utsc #studentmeals #bao #universitylife

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As part of our Creative Careers: Insights for the Journey Ahead series, we're sharing advice from arts leaders and professionals who participated in Work in Culture's Work-Integrated Learning Opportunities in the Arts program, delivered in partnership with the Business + Higher Education Roundtable (BHER).

This week, we're featuring @justin.haigh, a Toronto-based writer, theatre artist, and co-founding member of @soupcantheatre.

Throughout his career, Justin has worked across a wide range of creative and production roles, including playwright, director, producer, set designer, sound designer, and dramaturge.

In his interview, Justin reflects on the value of arts administration, collaboration, and the many rewarding career paths that exist behind the scenes. His advice encourages emerging professionals to take pride in the essential work that helps bring creative projects to life.

Justin’s full written interview and others at the link in our bio under “Work-Integrated Learning in the Arts: Interview series” or here workinculture.ca/resource/work-integrated-learning-in-the-arts-interview-series/

The Work-Integrated Learning in the Arts program is a Work in Culture partnership with the Business + Higher Education Roundtable, with support from the Government of Canada, to help create work-integrated learning, or WIL, opportunities in the arts for post-secondary students.

#BackToSchool #CreativeCareers #ArtsCareers #CareerAdvice #WorkIntegratedLearning Cover photo of Justin Haigh, Co-founder of Soup Can Theatre, writer, and theatre artist, smiling in a mustard yellow shirt. Text reads: "Creative Careers: Insights for the Journey Ahead – Career Advice, Perspectives, and Lessons from the Field," with Business + Higher Education Roundtable and Work in Culture logos.

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💞 Wait… it’s kinda chic to go to ArtsideOut 💞

A party for the arts?! After dark?! On a Thursday?! At UTSC??!! Be there or be square. ⬛

For one night only, we’re giving Highland Hall a personality transplant. Come experience live art and help us romanticize UTSC for the night by making campus aggressively pink 🌸

📅 Thursday, October 1, 2026
🕖 7:00–9:30 PM
📍 Highland Hall, UTSC
🎟️ Free admission

RSVP recommended, but walk-ins are welcome on the day. RSVP through the link in bio!!

#ArtsideOut #UTSC #artsfestival #scarborough #Florescene

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DigiLabour researcher Helena Wright presented the work Mapping worker-led AI governance in global cultural industries at the International Network of Digital Labour conference (INDL) in Geneva.

In 2027, the conference will take place in São Paulo!

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