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Some members of the Presidential Advisory Committee to Study Undergraduate Instruction in the Arts and Sciences, meet in the Galbraith Council Chamber where the first public briefs were presented in December 1966.

Catherine Beaven was the daughter of James D. Beaven, professor of Theology at King's College 1843-1849.

Portrait of John Alford, 1st professor of Fine Art at the University of Toronto. He was head of this department from 1934 to 1945.

Portrait taken from composite photograph entitled: "The University of Toronto Graduates in Arts 1895"

Miller was professor of chemistry.

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.

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

Published by the History Students’ Union, 1971.

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

This pen and ink sketch by done by Leslie Sirluck.

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.