Boundless

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The Honourable Bill Graham, Chancellor of Trinity College, is donating $5 million to the Centre for Contemporary International History, providing a new “coherent, central home” for students and researchers.

Trinity College Provost Andy Orchard announced the gift at a luncheon Tuesday during a conference organized by the centre on the 50^th anniversary of the Lester B. Pearson government, which took power in April 1963.

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On the evening of November 5th, more than 100 students, faculty, volunteers, alumni and friends gathered at U of T’s Faculty of Dentistry to honour student award recipients and to launch the first phase of the Faculty’s $18 million campaign.

Dean Daniel Haas announced the success to date of the faculty’s initiative, which has already secured $9.6 million—more than half the goal.

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The Asia-Pacific launch of Boundless: the Campaign for the University of Toronto was celebrated recently at a gala event in Hong Kong.

The sold-out event at the W Hotel was attended by more than 250 alumni and friends from the Asia-Pacific region, and co-hosted by University of Toronto President David Naylor and alumna Daisy Ho.

University of Toronto Vice-President David Palmer announced two significant gifts to the Boundless campaign at the gala.

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Looking to the future while celebrating a 160-year tradition, the University of St. Michael’s College launched a $50-million campaign on Sept. 29 in the heart of the historic campus east of Queen’s Park.

USMC President and Vice-Chancellor Anne Anderson csj (Sisters of St. Joseph) announced that $24 million had already been raised in pursuit of this goal.

The motto of the campaign, Boundless Community, stresses the fundamental St. Michael’s principles of community connections and engagement with social justice.