The Wounds of War
Over 6,000 connected with the university served in the active forces during WWI
Over 6,000 connected with the university served in the active forces during WWI
Inspired, energetic, driven – nothing ever stopped Robert Prichard in his tracks during 10 years as president, not even a near tragedy
From dramatic to subtle, 13 men have given us their interpretation of the leading role at U of T
The inspiration for the fanciful novels of Guy Gavriel Kay and Caroline Roe sprang from the U of T campus
The great idea is just the first step – that’s when the Innovations Foundation steps in. Now it’s looking for alumni who can help take new discoveries to market
Through the lens of Lee Miller
William Holman Hunt's portrait of Henry Wentworth Monk
Incoming president takes office at a very promising moment in the history of the university
Killam Prizes and fellowships from the American Guggenheim Foundation
Dean emeritus of architecture establishes fellowship for study at Taliesin West
Giving back to U of T
Chair in Community College leadership
The magnificent robe was created in 1985
As the UTAA celebrates its 100th birthday, we raise our hats to 100 alumni who made their mark on the 20th century
Leading in science, research and thought
Theatre, literature and fine arts alumni
Exceptional political alumni
Individuals who helped ideas prosper
Alumni who exemplify the positive roles individuals can play in communities
Theirs are the names that pass back and forth in conversations around the world
Alumni wanted an organization to keep them in touch with their alma mater, and the wife of the president recognized that there is strength in numbers. The time was right to establish the University of Toronto Alumni Association
New technologies will enrich, not replace, interaction between members of the university
How do you get 10 scholars to wax anything but bored about the millennium? Scratch the surface of the Y2K hype and ask them to predict the future of their fields
A 1969 article in The Varsity ignited students to start the Canadian environmental movement
Ophthalmologist James Oestreicher circles the globe to treat patients in a converted DC-10
Cutbacks in government funding for postsecondary education have eased off in the last couple of years; the Campaign for the University of Toronto is producing remarkable results, and a quarter of a billion dollars will be invested in new buildings and initiatives over the next decade.
Robert Birgeneau, alumnus and internationally acclaimed physicist, chosen U of T's 14th president
What is it that every educated person should know?
Isolation of a gene could improve farming productivity in areas of the world where crops are compromised by saline irrigation water