The Moose Tracks Connection Desk will be operating on modified hours during the week of April 20 to 24, open from 9:00am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday. The desk will close for the Winter term after Friday, April 24 and will re-open for Spring term on Monday, May 11. 🫎
Join Renison's Inclusion Coordinators every Wednesday for a chance to engage with different wellness exercises and information!
Join us every Friday in March for a warm and welcoming Iftari at the Link Inclusion Lounge! Break your fast with good food and great company in a relaxed atmosphere. Whether you're observing Ramadan or just want to connect with the community, all are welcome!
With Reading Week behind us, many of you may be thinking of how you can improve your study habits during the second half of the term. If this sounds like you, be sure to join Peer Leaders for their Reset and Restart Workshop.
Join other mature students for a chance to relax between classes for snacks and good conversation!
Test your knowledge in this fun trivia event hosted by your Renison Peer Leaders! Answer questions in teams about surprise themes and see who the Renison Trivia winner could be!
Are you part of the Queer community? Come hangout with fellow 2SLGBTQIA+ students and allies and enjoy some delicious treats!
With midterm season now here, it's important to make sure you have the supplies you need to support your learning and wellness. Join Peer Leaders Diya and Rubee for our Crafts & Study Kits event, where you can make yourself a kit full of useful supplies to support your mind and body.
Meet Chef Tim for a cooking lesson! This month, Tim is going to show you how to make mulligatawny with rice — a cheap meal that is not difficult to prepare and is great for meal prep and leftovers!
Starting a new term means making new friends! In this classic Renison event, you get to meet a new friend every 5-minutes! Exchange contact information, and get to know as many new Reni-friends as possible!
Want to learn more about Japan? Join Our Japanese students visiting Canada from Tohoku University on an interactive "trip" to Japan to see some beautiful sights and learn more about Japanese culture!