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Spring 2023 Reading Room Procedures
(Last Updated: June 1, 2023)
We welcome members of the University of Toronto community, visiting scholars, and the general public.
The Archives Reading Room is open
9am-4:45pm, Tuesday to Friday.
The Reading Room is closed on Mondays
.
If you would like to make an appointment to ensure your material is available upon your arrival, you can do so by contacting us at
utarms@utoronto.ca
The Reading Room will be closed Friday, June 30th.
The Reading Room will be closed August 21-September 5
, to allow staff to work on special projects and get ready for the Fall semester.
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New Records Management Training Resources for Staff and Faculty
An introduction to the University’s records management program
Launch of Discover Archives
Explore a shared portal archival holdings at the University of Toronto and its federated colleges
Dr. Ian Hacking's archival records now open to researchers
Records documenting the professional and personal life of analytic philosopher and professor, Dr. Ian Hacking, are now available for use at UTARMS
U of T Archives launches YouTube channel
Visit the Archives' YouTube channel to watch classic U of T promotional films and other great material on UofT and Canadian history
University Archivist wins national and provincial awards
Congratulations to Loryl MacDonald, 2016 recipient of the AAO Alexander Fraser & ACA Member Recognition awards
Dr. Ursula Franklin’s archival papers now open to researchers
The papers of the eminent physicist, materials scientist, feminist and pacifist are now available in the UofT Archives
New acquisition: Davidson Black papers
The papers of eminent Canadian paleoanthropologist, Davidson Black, are now available to researchers at the UofT Archives
David Dunlap Observatory Scrapbook now online
The David Dunlap Observatory Scrapbook has been digitized by the Internet Archive and is now available online at https://archive.org/details/ddobook00astr
New acquisition: 19th century photos collected by UofT President
The UofT Archives has acquired 400+ 19th-century stereographs collected by Sir Daniel Wilson (UofT President from 1880-1892)
Our Reference Specialist receives her Masters of Information Studies
Congratulations to Barbara Edwards, our Reference Specialist, who received her Masters of Information Studies (MISt) on 12 June 2014
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