UofT Archives

The @UTArchives Reading Room will be closed to the public beginning Monday, March 16th as we take precautions due to COVID-19. During this time we'll be responding to reference inquiries, and will post updates to our website and social media when are ready to reopen

Hey @rotmanschool! We see the goslings have hatched on your green roof! They are very cute! 🐣🐣🐣🐣Protect them at all costs!! We love watching them grow up from our vantage point at @uoftlibraries 📚📚

@AAO_tweet @MediaCommons_TO We love that place!

@AAO_tweet They were dog lovers!

@myseumTO The breadth and impact of Rodney Bobiwash's work is also documented through his archival papers held @UTArchives and described here: discoverarchives.library.utoronto.ca/index.php/rodn…

Bobiwash passed in January 2002 due to declining health, yet placed his heart into his work as an Indigenous Rights leader to the very end. His legacy and activism lives on not only in the city of Toronto, but throughout Canada as a whole. 📸: University of Toronto Archives

Alan Rodney Bobiwash was an Indigenous Canadian anti-racism activist and scholar who advocated for racial equality and social justice. 📸:Toronto Public Library Archives

CAPTION THIS! Students in audio listening carrels at #UC. This photo was taken as part of a series illustrating campus life centering on #UniversityCollege in 1971. 📸: Robert Lansdale #CaptionThisUC #UCAlumniUofT #UofTAlumni #UofT @uoftalumni @UofT @UTArchives @UCStudentLife

We are excited to announce the launch of “Changemakers: Women at the University of Toronto and the Struggle for Equity,” an online #exhibition in partnership with the @UTArchives. The exhibit explores the fight for #genderequity at @uoft. bit.ly/3xpBrRI

Still need to register for #ACA2021? 50 free, subsidized, registration spots are still available for students, precariously employed and unemployed members. These are offered on a first come, first serve basis by contacting the ACA Secretariat at executive.director@archivists.ca

Celebrate Asian Heritage Month with ARCDO! @workingatuoft @utmedo @UofTSGDO @UofTAODA @UofTStudentLife @UofTGradlife Film Screening May 25 @ 11:30am-1:00pm Exploring LGBTQ2S+ Asian Canadian Identities May 28 @ 10:30am-12:00pm Register at: antiracism.utoronto.ca/2021-asian-her…

Dr. Siminovitch, molecular biologist & titan of genetic research, passed away last week at the age of 101. He not only paved the way for rich and dynamic research at #UofT and beyond, but is warmly remembered for the deep support he continually offered uoft.me/6Cl

#ArchivesAwarenessWeek starts today! #DYK galleries, libraries, archives and museums (GLAMs) help improve literacy, social inclusion and overall health? Learn more in the 2019 GLAM Study by @musecdn: ow.ly/SMLa30rCFhF. #GLAMFacts #2021AAW

Missed the S. J. V. Chelvanayakam Fonds Virtual Launch in February? 📺The recorded webinar is now available to watch on YouTube: youtu.be/StIvcySdnZg #UTSC #TamilHistory @UTSCHCS @UWindsor @nyuniversity @uojofficial @munkschool @UTSC

Huge admiration for Judge Abella! @CharlesPachter @MargaretAtwood @KayArmatage Lectured on women and the law on Nov 26, 1973 at @WGSI ... @UTArchives

@ZadeJeffrey @AlainnaJJ @UHN Truly a guess but font is looking very 50s-60s. The archives may have some letterhead to compare against: uhn.ca/corporate/News…

There's a lot of history behind 194 years. To mark #UofT's birthday today, @UTArchives' Special Media Archivist Marnee Gamble takes us back to some of our early digitized films bit.ly/hbd194arc 📽️ #HBDUofT

On this day in 1827, #UofT was founded by royal charter. 194 years later, #HBDUofT! 🎉 Test your knowledge with a special focus on #Insulin100 in this @uoftmagazine birthday quiz: uoft.me/HBD194

@uoftlibraries @UofT @NewCollegeUofT @uoftalumni @wgsi @UofTArtSci You can learn more about Ceta's career and the development of the women's studies course through her oral history interview: utarms-online.library.utoronto.ca/ohcsa/ceta-ram…

#DYK? 50 years ago, activist, former city councillor, and #UofT alumna Ceta Ramkhalawansingh helped construct and teach the first women’s studies course at U of T. #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2021 #ChooseToChallenge