Directions

The Hasher Aging and Cognition Lab is conveniently located just south of the intersection of Harbord and St. George Street at the University of Toronto. The lab is easily accessed by car or public transit.

For Participants Traveling by TTC:
Take either the Yonge or University line to the St. George subway station. Exit onto St. George Street (not Bedford Road). Walk south down St. George Street - crossing the intersections at St. George and Bloor and St. George and Harbord - until you reach Sidney Smith Hall located at 100 St. George Street. From the main entrance, take the stairs down one floor. Follow the signs to find Room 600.

For Participants Traveling by Car:
For your convenience, the Hasher Aging and Cognition Lab has a parking spot available for its participants. The parking spot is located directly beside the Sidney Smith Building, and can be reserved for your appointment.

The Sidney Smith building is located at 100 St. George Street, just south of the intersection of St. George and Harbord. The parking spot is located on the north side of the building at the bottom of a ramp that runs between the Sidney Smith building and the Ramsay Wright Zoological Laboratories.

On the day of your appointment, your experimenter will meet you in the parking lot and show you to the lab.

For a map of the St. George Campus, click here.

If you have any questions about locating the Hasher Aging and Cognition Lab, please feel free to call the lab at (416) 978-1557.

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