With over 70,000 current students and 400,000 alumni, as well as many friends and partners of the University of Toronto wishing to show their relationship to the university, protecting and managing the proper use of the name, reputation and brand of the university is very important. The registration of University of Toronto trademarks is direct evidence of exclusive ownership across Canada protecting U of T marks from improper use and discouraging potential infringers.

The University of Toronto is located in the heart of the city of Toronto, which is the capital city of the province of Ontario. Toronto is the largest city in Canada (population approximately 4.6 million) and one of the most multicultural cities in the world.

Official UofT Crests and Logos can be downloaded from http://www.dur.utoronto.ca/logos/. Note that use of crests, logos, and the University of Toronto name are subject to policy.

The total number of full-time tenure/tenure streamed faculty is 1,825. Approximately 72% of first year courses are taught by tenured or tenure track professors. 98.5% of full time faculty members at the University of Toronto have a Ph.D.

Any trademark which identifies or is associated with the UT System may not be used without prior expressed written permission from the Office of Trademark Licensing. A questionnaire has been developed to assist you with providing pertinent information so that your request can be considered.

the University of Toronto one full course is equivalent to at least nine quarter hours. For semester hour schools, six semester hours is equivalent to one U of T credit.

The Hassle Free Clinic, located in downtown Toronto, provides free medical and counselling services in many areas of sexual health. The Immigrant Women’s Health Centre is a woman-centred organization committed to helping immigrant and refugee women and women of colour. Services are provided in several languages.

You may have a trademarked name in your domain name and interNIC will register it for you. But, you might want to check if there is a company with that name trademarked (™). Also, if a company does have that name trademarked you could be taken to court and could loose that name.

The trademarks of the University may not be used on publications, brochures, advertising or miscellaneous print material without permission from the University. Please contact LT directly for more information.

The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) is available 24 hours per day and seven days per week to assist you. The TTC can be reached at (416) 393-INFO or (416) 393-4636. Telephone information is now available in the following 18 languages: Albanian, Arabic, Cantonese, Farsi, French, Greek, Italian, Korean, Mandarin, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Somali, Spanish, Tamali, Turkish, Ukrainian and Vietnamese. You can also visit TTC website at www.toronto.ca/ttc.

Absolutely not! In fact, UofT students are in the minority. The demographics of our membership range from high school students right up to, well, let's just say they were around when "Battle of the Planets" was airing on TV. ^_~ We welcome all individuals of all ages and interests to come and enjoy our club, so feel free to invite your friends from other schools, universities or even from work. It's more fun when you share the experience with your friends. [top]

The University of Toronto operates on an acadmic year rather than on a semester or a quarter system. Students begin their studies in September and continue until May of the following year. A summer session is also offered in May-August.

Rutgers’ trademarks include the name of the university, the intercollegiate athletics logos, and all other identifying marks of the university, encompassing everything from "Rutgers" and "Scarlet Knights" to the names of centers and schools.

Before getting into the details of patents, trademarks and copyrights, a brief explanation of the basic differences is needed. If you don't work with each of them on a day to day basis, it easy to become confused., as you should be. There is a definite a blurring of the edges between the rights to each of them. In fact, it is possible to simultaneously obtain rights under patent, trademark and copyright laws for the same product.