Change is on the Horizon! We’re excited to announce the forthcoming evolution of Loretto College. The current site located at 70 St. Mary St. has been rezoned and approved for a 40-storey mixed institutional/residential use building. USMC has purchased the Institutional Parcel contingent on the sale of the Residential Parcel to a developer. We expect the project to be completed in the next 3-5 years. Meanwhile, we are open for business! When we bid farewell to the existing building, we will take with us the memories and moments made to create a new comfortable and welcoming female residence space that nurtures growth and fosters connections and mutual respect among the community. Our commitment to fostering a vibrant community of empowered women remains unwavering. As we embark on this transformative journey, your feedback is the cornerstone of our design process. Help us shape the new Loretto residence by taking our survey. Together, we’re creating a place where every woman can thrive. Contact UsHave questions or eager to learn more? Don’t hesitate to reach out to us at: engage.loretto@utoronto.caYour feedback is invaluable in shaping the design of the new residence building. Please take a few minutes to complete this survey and share your thoughts with us.SurveyWhat best describes your relationship to the USMC community?(Required) Current resident of Loretto USMC resident in a different building Commuter student Faculty / staff Alumna / alumni Prospective student Neighbourhood resident (non-student) Other What do you like most about living at Loretto College?(Required) Female-only residence Sense of belonging Food services Proximity to UofT campus Value for money Friendships Safe place in Toronto Other Rate your overall satisfaction with your current residence room experience.(Required)Very dissatisfiedDissatisfiedSatisfiedVery satisfiedWhat do you like most about your current residence room?What aspects of your current residence room would you like to see improved or changed?What challenges do you face in the current Loretto College building that you would like addressed in the new residence building?One of the trends in new residence buildings is to offer “suite-style” accommodation, where 4 students each have a private room, but share common washrooms and a small living space with a kitchen. Typically, suite-style accommodation is offered to upper-year students. If suite-style accommodation were offered in the new Loretto building, would this be an option that would motivate you to continue living at Loretto after your first year?When you think about your experience living in the current Loretto College building, what are the top three words that come to mind?Word 1Word 2Word 3 Add RemoveWhat specific amenities or features of Loretto would you like to see included in the new residence building?Are there any amenities or features that Loretto does not currently have, that you would like to see included in the new building?Please rank your preferred campus dining options (1 being your least preferred option and 4 being your most preferred option). Dining Hall within new residence building (with unlimited meal plan)1234Dining Hall in the Canada Room (with unlimited meal plan)1234Dining Hall (with declining balance meal plan)1234Shared/community kitchens1234Café1234Vending machines1234The option to not have a reduced meal plan or not be on a meal plan at all1234How important is sustainability to you in the design and operation of the new residence building (e.g. solar panel installation, LED lighting, green roof, etc.)? Are there any specific initiatives you would like to see implemented?Are there any specific safety measures or security features you would like to see implemented in the new residence building?Are there any specific accommodations or features you believe should be included to ensure accessibility and inclusivity for all residents?How important is access to health and wellness resources within the residence building (e.g. fitness centre, outdoor space, meditation room, common area, etc.)?CAPTCHAUntitled Share Post Share Print Email
