Data

Collection and monitoring of reliable health and wellbeing data enables us to understand health priorities at TMU and assist us to design and integrate impactful campus-wide priorities and initiatives.  The findings contribute to research and knowledge sharing, supporting a deeper understanding of student experiences, health and wellbeing. 

The publications below highlight research and reports that have used TMU Health and Wellbeing data to explore student experiences, identify emerging priorities, and inform conversations around campus wellbeing.

TMU Campus Food Security Watch 2024

Authors: Yukari Seko, Andrea M. Noack, Crystal Mosey, Fleur Esteron, Jessica Wegener, June Komisar 

Institution: Toronto Metropolitan University 

Published: March, 2026

About: This report examines food insecurity among TMU students using secondary analysis of data from the 2024 Canadian Campus Wellbeing Survey (CCWS) and National College Health Assessment (NCHA). The report explores the prevalence of food insecurity and its relationship with factors including financial stress, physical and mental health, living situation, commuting, and student demographics. 

Read the Report: TMU Campus Food Security Watch 2024