The Khama III Memorial Museum’s collection includes the papers of the Khama dynasty who played a key role in Botswana’s path to independence (image courtesy of Gase Kediseng, Khama III Memorial Museum)
In Serowe, Botswana, the Khama III Memorial Museum has preserved the nation’s history since 1985 – including the papers of the Khama dynasty who played a key role in the African country’s path to independence.
Now, in partnership with the University of Toronto librarians, the museum will digitize and share its collections with scholars around the world while keeping the original artifacts on-site.
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Adnan Sharif, co-founder of Lyrata, looks over crops being grown in the company's 3D-printed smart soil platform (photo by Polina Teif)
U of T Mississauga was recognized with a Sustainability Award at the Pharmaceutical Sciences Group’s gala for its sustainable design of the New Science Building.
Dwayne Miller, a University Professor in the department of chemistry in the Faculty of Arts & Science, has been recognized with the Earle K. Plyler Prize for Molecular Spectroscopy & Dynamics.
Faculty of Arts & Science researchers Gwen Eadie and Heather McFarlane are being recognized with the Dorothy Shoichet Women Faculty Science Award of Excellence.
Learn more about this day, find Inclusive Guides and related resources, on the Dates of Recognition, Observance & Celebration webpage on the Division of People Strategy, Equity & Culture website.
Need a comfortable space for feeding or changing your little one? U of T’s Family Care Office offers designated infant-feeding areas and change tables across all three campuses – providing a safe, welcoming environment for parents and caregivers.
