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The semester may be coming to an end, but the University of Toronto is still bustling with events on all three campuses that’ll make for the perfect study break.

Stretch your legs between cramming sessions at Robarts Library with the MoveU crew, take a day trip to Hart House Farm to sample super sweet maple syrup, or sit in on a talk with one of two former world leaders who will be on campus this month – from Estonia and Australia.

On April 5, spend the evening hearing from a number of faculty members at ¸£Àû¼§×Ôοand three other Toronto universities, at CRAM, a free festival of ideas. 

Here are some of the events taking place in April:

April 2

Join the Black Students’ Association tonight for . Munch on some snacks while prepping for your next exam.

¸£Àû¼§×ÔοMississauga’s last Lecture Me event of the season takes place tonight at the UTM Experiential Education Unit. , an assistant professor, teaching stream, of biology, about what fossils can teach us about the evolution of modern birds.

April 4

Explore the 16^th-century craft of mask-making at , an exhibit organized by the Centre for Drama, Theatre & Performance Studies that pays tribute to Italian mask-maker Paolo Consiglio, who was a visiting artist at U of T.

Give those legs a shake at Robarts Library on April 4 and 5. , will be running 10-minute exercise sessions all afternoon.

The lives of people and spirits intertwine in this talk at ¸£Àû¼§×ÔοScarborough by Michael Lambek, a professor of anthropology. as part of the Celebration of Research Excellence lecture series.

April 5

Satisfy your curiosity about everything from the mysteries of the universe to the future of artificial intelligence at the . ¸£Àû¼§×Ôοfaculty members will join researchers from across the city to share their fascinating discoveries with the public.   

Read more about CRAM here

It’s cycling season! at the downtown Toronto campus’s Athletic Centre. The initiative is hosted by the Varsity Blues mountain biking team.

Philosophy fans will want to attend this event, featuring ¸£Àû¼§×ÔοMississauga's Rasmus Rosenberg Larson, and the similarities of their work. 

April 6

Head to Hart House Farm for the annual , where the farm's own maple trees are tapped to be made into delicious maple syrup. 

April 9

Take a moment to relax and improve your focus during at Robarts Library’s reflection room.

April 11

speaking about how his country revolutionized the digitization of government and became a leader in cyber security.

April 16

There’s just over a week left to see the at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library. Go back in time to Victorian England where obsessions with ferns, orchids and seaweed spawned an incredible collection of beautifully-illustrated books.

Read more about the exhibit here

April 24

What is the best way to improve the public trust in journalism, and at the same time strengthen the foundations of democracy? That question will be front and centre at , a media symposium co-hosted by the German Consulate General in Toronto, Massey College and University of Toronto Communications.

 is coming to the Rotman School of Management to talk about Canada-China-U.S. relations.  

April 25

The Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering , inviting engineering community members to share their thoughts on how the faculty could create a more welcoming and inclusive environment.

April ??

It’s almost cherry blossom time outside of Robarts Library. While there isn’t a definite date yet, they are expected to bloom at the end of April or beginning of May.