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Tearing down the ‘Old Red Skulehouse’, 1967 to make way for the Medical Sciences Building,

Stephen Langdon, president of the Students’ Administrative Council [SAC], debates President Claude Bissell outdoors in front of Hart House

Students, staff and alumni carry pieces of light office furniture two blocks to the new Innis College, 1976

Front page of the January 1971 issue of Gayokay, occasional newsletter fo the University of Toronto Homophile Association.

Cover of the 1971 SAC handbook,

The image on the cover shows the Metropolitan Toronto police being called onto campus by Acting President Jack Sword to evict the inhabitants of Tent City (Wacheea) in July that year.

Sketch of Robarts Library under construction, ca. 1969

This pen and ink sketch by done by Leslie Sirluck.

Summer school seminar in the Hart House quad, 1968

‘Hermes’ makes a good leaning post. Photo: Jack Marshall.

Poster announcing a forum on the War Measures Act, Nov 2 1970 in Convocation Hall

History Course Evaluation, 1971

Published by the History Students’ Union, 1971.

Front page of SAC (Students' Administrative Council) publication, Random, March, 1967

Varsity front page for March 14, 1972 - headline reads "Sword Caves In", in reference to students' demands for stack access to Robarts Library.

Petition circulated to Faculty in response to students occupying Simcoe Hall demanding access to the stacks at Robarts Library

The Varsity's coverage of American poet Allen Ginsberg's performance at Convocation Hall in 1968

John Strachan

This engraving of Strachan by Warner was copied from a painting by Bertron.

Stone carvers and construction workers in front of University College.

Charles Emil Zollikofer, the young master sculptor, is said to be the bareheaded man in line with the portal. The top-hatted gentlemen are thought to be the architects: Storm on left posing, with foot on stone; Cumberland to the far right.