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This accession contains Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures departmental meeting minutes, Senior Committee and Graduate Division meeting minutes and PhD student files

Contains correspondence, minutes, memoranda, enrolment figures, timetables, examination questions, reports and other documents relating to the teaching of German, initially largely at Trinity College (to 1949) and then more widely within the University of Toronto, including the Combined Departments of German (1969-1975) and the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures (since 1975). Included are copies of the departmental Handbook and the Undergraduate Brochure.

This accession contains University of Toronto user survey Preliminary Report dated March 2006 and questions and results prepared by Compustat Consultants Inc. for the following user groups: Graduate Student, Faculty, Undergraduate Student, Overall, Associate Member, Direct Borrower, Other, Librarian, and Retired Staff.

Consists of records of the University of Toronto Library Orders Department including Annual Reports, Final Fiscal Statements, Procedures for automated acquisitions, bookkeeping and processing and Surveys. This accession also includes year-end statistics for the University of Toronto Library from 1960-1999.

This accession from the Faculty of Applied Science (FASE) and Engineering's Office of the Dean contains of records related to strategic planning including research, reports of various Faculty of Engineering specific committees, and final copies of strategic plans.

Consists of of PhD student files for students who graduated between 2003 and 2009.

Photos are of buildings and college grounds including: tennis courts, Birge Carnegie, Annesley Hall, Burwash, Emmanuel College, Lillian Massey, Margaret Addison, Northrop Frye, Gardiner Museum, and Wymilwood.

Includes 1 album regarding the Lillian Massey building renovation.

Primarily photos of students, administrators, and grounds. Many appeared in Vic Reports.

Also includes McKinsey building construction and some Wymilwood photographs.

Photos of S. Nelles and E. Ryerson busts, plus residence furniture, Victoria College, grounds, and memorial plaque.

This accession contains early historical files, steering committee minutes, course programming and developing, Rainbow Triangle Alumni Association records, award files, and event files for the sexual diversity studies program.

Panoramic view of the Canadian General Hospital No. 4 taken in England.

Contains correspondence among Charles Kirk Clarke, William Belfry Hendry, James Alexander Roberts and others concerning the hospital unit, together with memoranda on the unit's history and personnel; war diary, in three volumes, recording daily activities of the hospital in Salonika; albums of photographs of the unit's activities in England, in Salonika, and en route to those places.

This accession contains records transferred from the Faculty of Medicine, Office of the Dean. The accession contains Faculty Council meeting minutes and agenda and various material coming from committees which fall under the Faculty Council. The accession also contains Post Graduate Medical Education, Medical Radiation Sciences, and Undergraduate Medical Education Board of Examiners minutes and agenda. The accession contains student appeals and reviews, various superceded policies, and Faculty Secretary materials.

Digital files consist of minutes of meetings of the Academy Directors Committee, 2001-2004.

This accession consists of one artifact - a copy of The MacMillan Dictionary of Canadian Biography (3rd Edition), which is inscribed by the author, William Stewart Wallace, and given to the then Chief Librarian, R.H. Blackburn. The book was given to Chief Librarian Larry Alford by Blackburn in 2018.

This accession of records from the Faculty of Information's Inforum library and contains records from various library organizations (IPLO, AALO).

Self-study report presented to the Committee on Accreditation of the American Library Association.

Includes minutes and agenda of the following committees: Working Supervisory Committee (1978-1980), Program Committee (1980-2002), Grade Review Committee (1981-1987), and Professional Advisory Committee (1985-1994). Also, included are OCGS reports and reviews (1985-2002), correspondence with SGS, correspondence with various departments, general correspondence B-S, administrative subject files (1979-2003), course and planning files, and internship files. There are also photographs, postcards, and posters.

This accession of records transferred from the Faculty of Information's Inforum Library contains the records of Winifred G. Barnstead, and document her work as the first Director of the Library School at the Ontario College of Education—the original incarnation of the Faculty of Information. The records document Barnstead's work in developing formalized training at the Library School during her tenure from 1928 to 1951. The records include correspondence with libraries and other library schools, UofT staff and faculty, drafts of manuscripts and articles written by Barnstead, School/Faculty informational bulletins, information on course programming and development, as well as some miscellaneous collected material relating generally to librarianship and library studies.

Constists of minutes of the SKULE Lunch and Learn and the 3T5/5T3 Lunch and Learn meetings 2002-2013, one hat with a SKULE 5T3 25th Reunion crest stitched on on the front, one encased brick from the School of Practical Science 1878-1966, one panoramic photograph of the first year class of the School of Practical Science 1949, and one bound album of mounted photographs titled The University of Toronto 1909-1910.

Consists of Convocation Roll Books, In Absentia Graduates, Diplomas Upgraded to Honours from 2000, and Convocation Roll Books Amendments Processed in 2013 and listed by year of graduation from 1967 to 2012.

Consists of PhD Graduate Student records from the Department of Psychology from 2002-2009.

Records of the Department Head (Louis Siminovitch) including general correspondence and subject files. The general correspondence is filed alphabetically by the name of the correspondent. The subject files contain mainly correspondence but also reports, minutes, memoranda, notes, agendas. They relate mainly to various committees, bodies, research projects, institutes and hospitals with which the Department or Dr. Siminovitch was involved.

Files of the Department Chair relating to the Royal Society of Canada, 1966-1976; Commission on University Government, 1969-70; Fermentation Unit, 1969-1971; examination questions 1968-1970; examination results and other files relating to examinations, course evaluations 1969-1970, lecture notes, 1970; laboratory methodology n.d.; and grants 1968-1974.

Consists of PhD Student records from the Department of Molecular Genetics from 1996-2011.

This accession of records from Gerstein Science Information Centre consists of Faculty of Medicine examinations and Division of Studies in Medical Education practice examinations from 1972-1995. Exams are bound and arranged chronologically.

This accession contains material collected by the University College Archives. Most of the records have been collected and donated over the course of the College's existence, and range from personal records of prominant faculty members (Barker Fairley, George Needler, John McCaul), and various University College deparments and committees, to more ephemeral and biographical reference material generally relating to the College. The accession also contains a large amount of photographs and sounds and moving images, as well as artifacts from the College.

Student records (applications, transcripts, correspondence) for Indigenous students enrolled in the College of Education's Social Counsellor Education Program, 1971-1973. Files also include correspondence with, and reports by Daniel B. Brady, Director of the Program.

This accession of records from the The Edward S. Rogers Sr. Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering contains PhD Student Files for students who graduated, withdrew, or transferred out of the program in the 2010-2011 academic years

Accession contains files from the office of Anne Dondertman, former Associate Chief Librarian for Special Collections and Director of the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library. The records pertain mainly to activities of the Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, and include event files, exhibition files, collection case files, and minutes from the Friends of the Fisher Library meetings. The records also document several large library-wide projects, such as campus database renewals.

Ceremonial key presented at the the official opening of the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library on April 13 1973