Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
The Department of Rare Books and Special Collections @universityoftorontolibraries is turning 70! Its incredible collection lives inside the iconic Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library. 📖
To mark the anniversary, a special exhibition is showcasing 70 items recently used in research, teaching and learning. The exhibition is open until December 23, visit the library and don't miss out
Visit our link in bio or bit.ly/70RB for more information.
The Department of Rare Books and Special Collections @universityoftorontolibraries is turning 70! Its incredible collection lives inside the iconic Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library. 📖
To mark the anniversary, a special exhibition is showcasing 70 items recently used in research, teaching and learning. The exhibition is open until December 23, visit the library and don't miss out
Visit our link in bio or bit.ly/70RB for more information.



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In a new video message, University of Toronto President Melanie Woodin welcomes new and returning students, faculty, staff and librarians across the university’s three campuses to the new school year.
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She emphasizes that faculty, staff, librarians and anyone wearing an “Ask Me” button will be eager to help – and she encourages students who spot her on campus to stop and say hello.
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