Founded in 1827, the University of Toronto is a very famous public university in Canada. It has a long history and outstanding research strength. The world-renowned scientist Qian Weichang graduated here. The St. George campus of the University of Toronto is the school headquarters. The campus has no walls. There are old Victorian buildings and modern-style buildings everywhere. It integrates ancient and modern buildings. The sculptures and the students discussing issues on the lawn are filled with a strong cultural atmosphere.Entering the school gate, you can see the landmark building of the University and the main building of the University College (University College) with a history of hundreds of years through a green space. In the south is the Simcoe Hall. There will be a grand graduation ceremony in June every year. If the time is right, you may come to watch a meaningful ceremony. Located in the northwest of the campus, the Robarts Library is a majestic triangular modern building. It is the largest library in Canada, with a collection of up to 100,000, only after Harvard University and Yale University.
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Show More ReviewsThe University of Toronto building was a drab gray, covered in vines, some windows were dark and gaping. Students lay sprawled on the lawn, sunbathing, their backpacks tossed aside. Passing through the archway, the lettering on the stone wall was worn smooth to the touch. A squirrel darted out of a trash can, snatching a potato chip. A guitarist sat on the steps of the library, playing a languid tune. Turning out, across the street was the Chinatown sign, bright red, a stark contrast.