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  • Sunday meditations with Chiara

    45 Willcocks St (Basement studio) 45 Willcocks St, Toronto

    Join Chiara and other BPMH students for a guided meditation practice every Sunday. Chiara is a 5th year student majoring in Psychology with minors in Italian Studies, and Buddhism Psychology […]

  • Sunday meditations with Chiara

    45 Willcocks St (Basement studio) 45 Willcocks St, Toronto

    Join Chiara and other BPMH students for a guided meditation practice every Sunday. Chiara is a 5th year student majoring in Psychology with minors in Italian Studies, and Buddhism Psychology […]

  • Workshop on Being a Good Responder

    Join PATH Mentor Meagan Muscat for two 45-min informal presentations/discussions about being a good listener and responder. What to listen for, how to respond in an empathetic way, and important […]

  • Brochure release: “The Manifesto” & “The Complaint”

    JHB 320 170 St George St

    "The  Manifesto" articulates the vision and demands of the BPMH Task Force, a coalition of students, alumni, faculty, and community supporters mobilized in 2026 to oppose the proposed closure of […]

  • Podcast release, episode 1 — “The Place They Found”

    What makes a university program unforgettable? In the opening episode of this five-part series in the Buddhist Studies Footnotes podcast, Frances Garrett introduces the University of Toronto's Buddhism, Psychology, and […]

  • Brochure release: “The Global Reputation of the BPMH Program”

    JHB 320 170 St George St

    Drawing upon letters from internationally recognized scholars and university leaders, this brochure documents the global reputation of BPMH as a pioneering model of interdisciplinary education focused on student flourishing. It […]

  • Brochure release: “The Value of Transdisciplinarity”

    JHB 320 170 St George St

    This brochure introduces transdisciplinary education as an essential framework for addressing the complex challenges of the twenty-first century. Arguing that issues such as mental health, climate change, artificial intelligence, and […]

  • Podcast release, episode 2 — “The Experiment”

    How did an unconventional undergraduate program become an international model for contemplative education? In episode 2 of this five-part series in the podcast Buddhist Studies Footnotes, we trace the origins […]

  • EASE Lab monthly meeting & BPMH welcome back

    Gerald Larkin Building, LA200 15 Devonshire Place

    This month the EASE Lab is meeting at the Centre for Ethics! Join Zoom Meeting https://utoronto.zoom.us/j/88536633527 (Meeting ID: 885 3663 3527 | Passcode: 707164)

  • Brochure release: “Creating an Attention Sanctuary”

    JHB 320 170 St George St

    This brochure argues that contemporary universities must respond to an emerging "attention crisis" produced by digital economies that commodify human awareness. Drawing on the concept of "human fracking," it presents […]