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September 16, 2026 Help bring Tech with a Conscience to life: Share your Ontario Tech story
You've heard about our Tech with a Conscience campaign. Now, you can help more people discover what it looks like in action!
By sharing your experiences on social media, you can show prospective students, employers and the wider community how our students are learning to use technology with purpose, and responsibility. Authentic stories from students like you help others understand what makes the Ontario Tech experience unique.
A personal perspective, a photo from your day or a project you are proud of can help tell our story.
How to get involved
- Share an official Ontario Tech campaign post.
- Download an approved campaign graphic or post a photo that represents Tech with a Conscience to you.
- Add a personal reflection about your studies or university experience.
- Tag Ontario Tech University's social channels, so the university can see and potentially amplify your story.
- Include #TechWithAConscience to connect your post with others from our community.
Make it personal and consider sharing
- A course, project, placement or experience that changed how you think about technology and its impact on people.
- A moment when you saw technology make a meaningful difference in your community.
- How you are learning to use technology to address a real-world challenge.
- What you hope to contribute through your field of study.
Sample social post
As an Ontario Tech student, I'm learning that technology isn't just about what we can build. It's also about what we should build—and understanding the people and communities those technologies can affect.
That's what Tech with a Conscience means to me. I'm excited to keep learning, asking questions and finding ways to use what I'm learning to make a difference.
ontariotechu.ca #TechWithAConscience
Questions? Contact communications@ontariotechu.ca.
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September 8, 2026 Register for the Research Ethics Board (REB) 101 information session
Are you planning a research project that involves human participants? Understanding the ethics review process is essential!
Join the REB 101 virtual information session on Friday, September 25, from 10 a.m. to noon, to learn the fundamentals of research ethics, the REB application process and how to ensure compliance with the Tri-Council Policy Statement 2.
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August 12, 2026 Student suites at ALMA Oshawa—up to 35 per cent off
Student housing options: Save up to $6, 576 a year
Looking for affordable housing close to campus? Explore ALMA Oshawa, a student living community with options available close to both our north and downtown Oshawa campuses.
They’re offering limited-time savings of up to 35 per cent on select suites, all inclusive of rent, utilities and WI-FI in one payment:
Studio: $1,017 per month (was $1,565)
Two beds, one bath: $637 per month (was $980)
Roomies: $519 per month (was $799)
Save up to $6,576 a year!
Amenities include:
A fitness centre and social lounges
Convenient access to campus, transit, shopping and dining
Dedicated study spaces
Fully furnished suites
Opportunities to connect with other students
Outdoor patio space for relaxing and spending time with friends
Ping pong, games and concession areas for study breaks and social time
Residence advisor support
Wellness and academic success initiatives
Campus Crew bursary for Ontario Tech students
The Campus Crew bursary is a non-repayable bursary for eligible full-time students signing a new lease; it’s paid directly to you, monthly. For eligibility, rates and how it works, contact the ALMA Oshawa team at info@canadianstudentliving.com or 1.844.336.1697.
Learn more about ALMA Oshawa, view available suites or book a tour
