Stories about BPMH begin to appear in the press, including the major international magazine Lion's Roar
BPMH is an internationally recognized undergraduate program with over 1,000 students take our courses every year, […]
We see you, U of T. It’s been two years since U of T “temporarily suspended” enrollment into the BPMH minor. It’s time to lift the suspension.
Sometimes we need to step out the classroom. Don’t let the University keep you chained to your chairs!
It’s 2026. Is the University really closing a popular program designed around non-Eurocentric lifeways, modes of knowing, and teaching practice?
As 2025 draws to a close, we’re feeling grateful for our amazing professors! Meet Elli Weisbaum, Alex Djedovic, and Mark Miller.
Does U of T actually care about student mental health?
In the past couple years since the sudden announcement that the program may be closing, I have witnessed overwhelming support and appreciation for BPMH from students and faculty alike.
BPMH is an internationally recognized undergraduate program with over 1,000 students take our courses every year, learning with award-winning professors.
Why is the University proposing to close this wildly popular program? If you care about student mental health, help us save this program - our petition has more than 2,500 signatures.