Multi-Faith Center, University of Toronto

Toronto, Canada

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+1 416-978-2011
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www.multifaith.utoronto.ca
Address:
569 Spadina Ave, Toronto, ON, M5S
University of Toronto, Downtown Core
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
190 ftWillcocks Street
200 ftWillcocks
770 ftSpadina Avenue
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1 review of Multi-Faith Center, University of Toronto

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Place rating: 4
Richmond Hill, Canada
The Multi-​Faith Center, also known as KP on the University of Toronto map, has hosted many of my classes throughout my undergrad. The main lecture hall (room 108) can fit approximately 130 people, has a chalkboard that awkwardly covers the stage, and of course a projector.
One of the key factors I look for in lecture halls, is if there is a good amount of leg space when sitting down. and there is! There’s enough space for your bags, your legs, and for someone to walk past you without having to stand up.
In the main foyer, there is a little Veda Healthy Indian cuisine stall that serves up yummy snacks for class like samosa and naan things. There is also a prayer room upstairs that sort of looks like a rain forest.
Overall, one of the better lecture halls I’ve experienced at UofT.