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This sub-series consists of one item. The block plan of the Eden Smith St. Hilda's is outlined, with measurements that situate it within the site. A fence and a few topographical features are indicated.

Subseries consists of files on individual members of the Victoria College staff, arranged in alphabetical order of surname. The files contain correspondence about appointments, salaries, promotions, academic leaves, study and travel grants, tenure review, and other matters. Many files contain copies of curriculum vitae.

Sub-series consists of files on staff of the College departments of Classics, English, French, German, Philosophy and Religious Studies. Files contain correspondence about contributions of departmental staff, selection of chairs, teaching appointments, salary schedules, sabbatical leaves, and other matters.

Sub-series consists of two files of correspondence about appointments and payment of teaching assistants for College courses.

Fellows of Victoria College were appointed from the larger U. of T. community to expand the academic and cultural life of the College. They participated in ways both formal (e.g. public lectures) and informal (e.g. presence in Senior Common Room), and received an honorarium, High Table privileges and office space on campus. Junior Fellows were senior graduate students who provided course and career counseling as well as some tutoring to Vic students.

Sub-series consists of files on the nomination, appointment and remuneration of Fellows; changes in the appointment of Fellows after 1982; and a single file on the selection of Junior Fellows.

Series consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence of Principal Johnston, 1984-1991. Subjects include a wide variety of administrative/academic matters relating primarily to Victoria University activities, but also to the University's relationship to the University of Toronto, and involvement in broader endeavors.

Sub-series consists of files relating to a variety of subjects/correspondents such as studies/surveys, scholarships/awards, installations (Principal's), grants/funding, lectures, senior administrators, Victoria University committees and reunion dinners as well as subject files on academic courses, enrollment programming and departments.

Sub-series consists of files containing predominantly correspondence, which reflects Dr. Love’s various activities as part of the Victoria University /University of Toronto community, including interaction with the administration, the English Department, the Writer-in-Residence program and the Margaret Ray and Florence Pratt Award committee.

Consists of correspondence, notes, drafts, and research material for the third book in a three-volume series dealing with the impact of globalization and systems of continental governance on Canada, Dependent America? How Canada and Mexico Construct U.S. Power (Woodrow Wilson Center Press with University of Toronto Press, 2011). Included are conference and seminar papers, news articles written by Clarkson, as well as several student papers and research done for various topics in the book as part of the coursework for several courses taught by Clarkson including POL401/POL2228: The Dynamics of the Global Trading System, a Practical Workshop on the Hegemon-Periphery Relationship in North America, POL397: How Canada and Mexico Construct and/or Constrain US Power, Research Opportunity Course in North American Governance, and POL396: Research Opportunity Course.

Digital files from B2019-0003 consist of further correspondence, drafts and research materials; related SSHRC applications; and publisher and promotional materials.

This subseries consists of course material for POL418 Practical Politics. This new experimental course/workshop/seminar was created in response to an expressed student desire to relate political science directly with the real world of party politics. Clarkson was in charge of teaching the course for the first year in 1969-1970. That year, the course was titled POL418 Practical Politics, “Toronto Democracy 1969”. Some records also show the course title as POL418 Workshop in Canadian Politics: The Practical Politics Course: “Toronto Democracy 1969”. Records include lecture notes, course outlines, and some student papers. Also included are memos to students, including one from September 1969 in which Clarkson, a Liberal mayor candidate for the municipal election that year, asserted that his participation in the municipal election campaign did not change the essential nature of the course. Correspondence with students and with individuals involved in the municipal election, as well as a copy of a presentation prepared by Clarkson and titled “Metro Democracy: How Clearly was the Electoral Choice Transmitted” are also included.

This subseries consists of course material for POL2100 Political Parties and Political Change. Clarkson taught this course in 1974-1975, and between 1979 and 1981. In 1979-1980, the course title was changed to POL2100 Government of Canada. As the core course in Canadian government, politics, and public administration, it aimed at providing an overview in the area at an advanced level. Records include lecture notes, course outlines, examination templates, and correspondence, including correspondence specifically relating to teaching assistantships for the course. Also included is material from the course when taught by Professor Freda Hawkins in 1975-1976. Clarkson was in charge of correcting take-home examinations from Section C on Political Parties for Professor Hawkins.

Subseries consists of music written by other composers and either collected by Derek Holman for reference purposes, or sent to Holman as a gift and/or for his feedback.

Subseries consists of certificates and related documents, including photographs and correspondence, for awards and degrees that Derek Holman received, including his Doctor of Music from the University of London, honorary Doctor of Sacred Letters from the University of Trinity College, Order of Canada, and Canadian citizenship.

Subseries consists of programs, posters, and reviews for performances by Derek Holman and of compositions by Holman.

Subseries contains correspondence, research notes, and discographies on various early Russian singers and recordings, predominantly from before the Russian Revolution. John Stratton had a particular interest in these recordings and sponsored various re-releases through Historic Masters.

Subseries consists of photographs of John Stratton and his family and friends.

Subseries consists of photographs autographed by the subject and inscribed to John Stratton from contemporary vocalists and acquaintances of Stratton.

Subseries contains examination papers written by pupils.

Early manuscripts of this book were prepared under the title "A shaft of Baltic pine: negotiating the anglo-american-Canadian Trade agreements of 1938." Included in this subseries are an annotated paper presented to the 61st Annual meeting of the CHA (1982); manuscript version originally submitted to the Social Science Federation of Canada for subsidy (Sept. 1985); drafts of various chapters, research notes, and correspondence with Wilfrid Laurier University Press.

B1995-0013/013: Chapters 1 to 14: drafts and correspondence, 1981-1986
B1995-0013/014: Chapters 15 to 19; appendices, figures. Drafts and correspondence, 1980-1985
B1995-0013/015: Final drafts of manuscript with editor's marks and comments of D.G. Paterson, ca 1987. See also correspondence regarding this publication in Box /007(06-07)

Series contains a notebook for each subject taken by Turner in First Form (1G) at North Toronto Collegiate Institute.

Series contains a notebook for each subject taken by Turner in Second Form (2G) at North Toronto Collegiate Institute.

Series contains a notebook for each subject taken by Turner in Fourth Form (4F) at North Toronto Collegiate Institute.

Subseries consists of transcriptions of Nouwen's talks received after his death. Transcriptions are of homilies, sound recordings, dedications, conference and workshop talks, convocation addresses, keynote addresses, and general talks.

Subseries consists of material written and presented about Nouwen's life and works. This material includes newspaper articles, interviews of Nouwen, essays, and books. While some of this material was written before Nouwen's death, the majority of the material is dated after his death in 1996.

Subseries consists of notes taken by attendees from various talks, sermons, lectures, and conversations by and with Nouwen.

Subseries consists of obituaries for and tributes to Nouwen after his death on September 21, 1996. Material includes newspaper and journal articles written about Nouwen's life. Much of the material in this sub-series was written by friends of Nouwen, who write about his friendship, his writing, and support.

Subseries consists of materials that mention Henri Nouwen. This material includes newspaper and journal articles with mention of Nouwen (including the inclusion of quotes and excerpts by Nouwen), a song, correspondence, and an announcement of the opening of the Henri J.M. Nouwen Archives and Research Collection.

Subseries consists of materials related to events about Henri Nouwen, such as conferences and workshops before and after his death. This material includes promotional material, programs, and souvenirs from events, as well as promotional material for books by or about Nouwen.

Subseries consists of concerts and events by faculty members of the Faculty of Music and other guest artists.

Subseries consists of a program and recording from a concert of works written by student composers.

Subseries consists of programs and recordings from the Thursday Evening Series. This series features faculty artists as well as guests, and usually feature small ensemble chamber music and vocal or instrumental recitals.

Subseries consists of recordings from performances by ensembles in the Faculty of Music.

Subseries consists of concerts and events by faculty members of the Faculty of Music and other guest artists.

Subseries consists of concerts and events by faculty members of the Faculty of Music and other guest artists.

Subseries consists of recordings of performances by students in the University of Toronto Opera Division at the Faculty of Music.

Subseries consists of a program from a concert in the Thursday Afternoon Series. This series features faculty artists as well as guests, and usually feature small ensemble chamber music and vocal or instrumental recitals.

Subseries consists of concerts and events by faculty members of the Faculty of Music and other guest artists.

Subseries consists of recordings of concerts by the Faculty of Music's jazz ensembles.

Subseries consists of recordings of performances by students in the University of Toronto Opera Division at the Faculty of Music.

Subseries consists of concerts and events by faculty members of the Faculty of Music and other guest artists.

Subseries consists of recordings of performances by students in the University of Toronto Opera Division at the Faculty of Music.

Subseries consists of programs and recordings of concerts in the Thursday Noon series. This series features faculty artists as well as guests, and usually feature small ensemble chamber music and vocal or instrumental recitals.

Subseries consists of programs and recordings from performances by students in the University of Toronto Opera Division at the Faculty of Music.

Subseries consists of recordings of performances by students in the University of Toronto Opera Division at the Faculty of Music.

Subseries consists of concerts and events by faculty members of the Faculty of Music and other guest artists, including the Faculty Artist Series, which included at least four concerts, only three of which were recorded.

Subseries consists of programs and recordings of performances by ensembles in the Faculty of Music.