UofT Archives

The University of Toronto Archives and Records Management Services (UTARMS). Preserving and providing access to U of T history since 1965

[UofT Archives @UTArchives]

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

[UofT Archives @UTArchives]

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 📚📚

[UofT Archives @UTArchives]

@AAO_tweet @MediaCommons_TO We love that place!

[UofT Archives @UTArchives]

@AAO_tweet They were dog lovers!

[UofT Archives @UTArchives]

@myseumTO The breadth and impact of Rodney Bobiwash's work is also documented through his archival papers held @UTArchives and described here: https://t.co/yLrwjzJzzZ

[UC Alumni @uc_alumni]

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

[University of Toronto Faculty of Information @UofTInfoFaculty]

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. https://t.co/akjDUB5nCA

[ACA @archivistsdotca]

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 [email protected]

[ARCDO @UofT_ARCDO]

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: https://t.co/t9u67tTI1Q

[UofT Archives @UTArchives]

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 https://t.co/T9D8cbCpYN

[Archives of Ontario @ArchivesOntario]

#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: https://t.co/XhqGphUymx.
#GLAMFacts #2021AAW

[U of T Scarborough Library @UTSCLibrary]

Missed the S. J. V. Chelvanayakam Fonds Virtual Launch in February? 📺The recorded webinar is now available to watch on YouTube: https://t.co/Dw77HVsAj7 #UTSC #TamilHistory

@UTSCHCS @UWindsor @nyuniversity @uojofficial @munkschool @UTSC

[Ceta Ramkhalawansingh @CetaR]

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

[UofT Archives @UTArchives]

@ZadeJeffrey @AlainnaJJ @UHN Truly a guess but font is looking very 50s-60s. The archives may have some letterhead to compare against: https://t.co/QcH96btzAy

[University of Toronto @UofT]

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 https://t.co/7RxFRFLWGf 📽️ #HBDUofT

[University of Toronto @UofT]

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: https://t.co/1cyDpGxT87

[UofT Archives @UTArchives]

@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: https://t.co/oAOjSfPpLq