A Club for Women
Canada’s first university women’s club sought to improve the lives of women and children Read More
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Ontario’s First Female Architect
After convocating, Esther Marjorie Hill went on to design rooms of her own Read More
Poculi Ludique Societas
U of T's medieval drama group gives tell-all history on their Latin name Read More
U of T Engineering turns 100
The Lady Godiva Memorial Band serenades students on Founder’s Day Read More
The Mud Bowl
Canada Post commemorates an iconic moment at U of T’s Varsity Stadium Read More
Moot Point
Practising courtroom skills was a lot more fun in the days of student pranks Read More
Feminist Revolution at U of T
Milestones over more than a century Read More
Medical Pioneer
Dr. Vera Peters saved lives with her treatments for breast cancer and Hodgkin’s lymphoma Read More
Shakespearean Simpleton
Donald Sutherland performs in Hart House Theatre’s The Tempest Read More
Stem Cell Pioneers
Discovery by James Till and Ernest McCulloch stands as "one of the most remarkable medical-research achievements of the 20th century" Read More
Beaux-Arts Beauty
Alumni and friends support Convocation Hall’s construction Read More
150 Years of Varsity Football
Gala fundraiser at Great Hall in Hart House will mark Blues milestone Read More
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Sewing for Solidarity
From bedding to kit bags, U of T women make items for the war effort Read More
Sage of Aquarius
Marshall McLuhan holds court at the Centre for Culture and Technology Read More
Regal Reception
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth enjoy a visit to U of T in May 1939 Read More
Defying Gravity
Professor Wilbur Rounding Franks developed the first G-suit used in combat Read More
Training Days
Cadets get ready to serve in the First World War, on St. George Campus Read More
Beijing Diary
Claude Bissell’s visit to China, at a time of political isolation between the West and China, foreshadowed the spirit of international exchange at U of T today Read More
The Great Good Place
U of T's eighth president recognized the importance of the university's global reputation Read More
Royal Runner
Bruce Kidd participates in the Queen’s Baton Relay – the first of two times Read More
Earthly Pursuits
Sculptor Dora de Pédery-Hunt captures the likeness of Erindale’s principal Read More
Chemical Reaction
Professor John Polanyi’s groundbreaking work earns him a Nobel Prize Read More
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Character Builders
Dedicated craftsmen carved the majestic entrance to University College Read More
The March of Time
Convocation procession highlights progress women were making at U of T Read More
The Bond of Victory
U of T students celebrate triumph in Europe during the Second World War Read More
Chariots of Godiva
Engineering students use smarts and sabotage in a grand old race Read More
Year of the Activist
A debate 40 years ago marked the start of a greater say for students at U of T Read More
Battle on Vimy Ridge and Other Stories
What a bullet-scarred book and eight other intriguing objects tell us about U of T Read More
The Silver Streak
U of T rowers battled "Yale’s great crew" at the 1924 Paris Olympics Read More
Bridge Over Time
U of T Mississauga landmark is popular among newlyweds Read More
Meet the Press
John M.Kelly Library is home to a 6,000-pound, hand-operated flatbed Reliance printing press Read More
Behind Enemy Lines
U of T grads John Kenneth Macalister and Frank Pickersgill trained as spies during the Second World War. An unlucky break brought their lives to a tragic end Read More
Heavens Above
The ceiling in Flavelle House is a great example of art nouveau Read More
Hark the Heraldry
A display in the Great Hall is Alexander Scott Carter's masterpiece Read More
“The Child of My Creation”
Bernhard Fernow guided the Faculty of Forestry from its founding a century ago through the tragic losses of the First World War Read More
Stand and Deliver
Trinity lectern is a "curiosity" Read More
Clock Wise
The Hipp chronoscope enabled scientists to assess how quickly people respond to stimuli Read More
A Newsroom of One’s Own
Betsy Mosbaugh braved the war era, snowstorms and typos as the first female editor of The Varsity Read More
A Night at the Opera
Faculty of Music's wardrobe room houses over 50 period dresses Read More
Grist for the Mill
Medicine wasn't always so easy to swallow Read More
Instrument of War
First World War era Corona typewriter Read More
Stumbling Upon Cedar
Totem stands guard in University College's east staircase Read More
Embroidered Tales
Handwoven tapestry tells quite a story Read More
Time Traveller
14th-century helmet was worn by Turkish archer Read More
Mightier than the Sword
Gerald Larkin commissioned stained glass window for Strachan Hall Read More
Doorway to the Past
Entrance once fronted the three-storey home of businessman Mandel Granatstein Read More
Golden Boy
Cast of Walter Laidlaw was modelled in clay by artist Palmo Dolzelli Read More
Up, Up and Away
Mural celebrates human-powered flight Read More
Delicate Devotion
"Love plate" was created to celebrate the centenary of Wesleyan Methodism Read More
In Sickness and In Health
Dentistry mural could be U of T's Guernica Read More
Time Machine
Machine gun of Soldier's Tower, one of two captured at Vimy Ridge Read More
