Canada often appears as little more than a footnote to studies of the shifting international order between world war and...
SkuleTM Nite is a musical revue / comedy / sketch show run entirely by Engineering students at the University of...
This exhibit explores the history of informal settlements in Toronto, beginning with those on Toronto Island in the late nineteenth...
The United States of America has been unquestionably Canada’s most important external relationship, especially post-1945. Consequentially, relationships between Prime Ministers...
Canada has long held an unusual position within NATO. At once strategically important due to its close proximity to the...
Faced with a deteriorating economy and over-extended military obligations, the British Government released a paper outlining its new Global Strategy...
"Discrimination on the basis of class, race, ethnic origin and sex," writes legal historian Constance Backhouse, has been "a hallmark...
This Exhibit explores the intersection between Canadian law and Canadian identity (understood broadly to include dimensions such as culture, language,...
The University of Toronto Music Library's Canadian Sheet Music Collection highlights the Toronto music publishers’ responses to the Great War....
During the early 1970s, Dr. Richard Alway conducted a series of interviews on tape in affiliation with the Ontario Institute...
The Dentistry Library celebrates its 125th year in 2022. This exhibit was created in 2017 to celebrate the 120th year and...
Many members of the public and students attending the University of Toronto today are not aware of how much the...
In response to the growing threat of nuclear war, the Canadian government needed to prepare for a Soviet attack. Although...
Celebrating the Conquering Lion Pictures fonds at the University of Toronto’s Media Commons Archives.
The year 2016 marked the 150th anniversary of the publication of Fyodor M. Dostoevsky’s seminal novel, Crime and Punishment (1866). A revelation when...
Accessibility, equal rights, religious freedom, sexual harassment, an end to racial profiling and discrimination — discussion and advocacy for continued...
This exhibit is an introduction to the collection of medieval manuscript fragments housed at the Robertson Davies Library at Massey...
Dr. Tony Pawson (1952-2013) revolutionized our understanding of the way our cells work in health and in disease. His discoveries...
