We are looking ahead to the future of the University of Toronto St. George (UTSG) Campus! We will be reflecting on where we’ve been, where we are, and using that information to guide us where we’d like to go.

We’ve come a long way. With a nearly 200-year history of growth and evolution, the University of Toronto St. George Campus maintains:
- 55.8 hectares of land
- 182 buildings
- 1,500,000m2 of building floor space
We take pride in our important role as a place where people study, gather, learn, and connect in the heart of downtown Toronto.
The new UTSG Campus Plan will set the foundation and guide our campus growth and key improvements towards 2040 and beyond.
Engaging U(TSG)
As we develop the new Campus Plan, it is essential that we involve the very people who experience, work, study, and live on and around the campus – which means you! We are in the early stages of our engagement process and will have lots of exciting opportunities to share in the coming months.
Engagement Opportunities
Phase 1
Online Survey – Your Campus Experience
Fill out this short survey to help us understand your experiences with the St. George Campus and shape the guiding principles of the Plan. Your input will ultimately help us ensure the Plan reflects the needs and aspirations of the community.

Stay tuned!
We look forward to sharing future engagement opportunities throughout the course of 2025 and 2026. In the meantime, we invite you to check back here regularly for project updates.

Phase 2
Phase 3



About the Team
The Campus Plan project is being led by the University Planning department within the University of Toronto.
The project is overseen by a Steering Committee that consists of students, faculty members, and University staff.
The University has retained various experts to help support and inform the Campus Plan work. This project team includes experts in community and Indigenous engagement, as well as urban and public realm design.
Engagement Team
Public Space & Public Life Study Team
Public Realm Plan Team
Stay tuned for the announcement of our Public Realm Plan design team.