University of Toronto
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University of Toronto
Summary
University of Toronto is a public research university[1]. It draws 4,836 Wikipedia views per month (public_research_university category, ranking #19 of 166).[2]
Key Facts
- University of Toronto was a member of Digital Library Federation[3].
- University of Toronto was a member of Association of Commonwealth Universities[4].
- University of Toronto was a member of Association of Research Libraries[5].
- University of Toronto was a member of Canadian Association of Research Libraries[6].
- University of Toronto was a member of U15 Group of Canadian Research Universities[7].
- University of Toronto was a member of Universities Canada[8].
- University of Toronto is located in Toronto[9].
- University of Toronto is located in Mississauga[10].
- University of Toronto is in the country of Canada[11].
- University of Toronto's instance of is recorded as public research university[12].
- University of Toronto's instance of is recorded as collegiate university[13].
- University of Toronto's instance of is recorded as university in Ontario[14].
- University of Toronto's headquarters location is recorded as Toronto[15].
- University of Toronto's child organization or unit is recorded as University of St. Michael's College[16].
- University of Toronto's child organization or unit is recorded as Trinity College[17].
- University of Toronto's child organization or unit is recorded as Victoria University[18].
- University of Toronto's child organization or unit is recorded as Knox College[19].
- University of Toronto's child organization or unit is recorded as Regis College[20].
- University of Toronto's child organization or unit is recorded as Wycliffe College[21].
- University of Toronto's child organization or unit is recorded as Massey College[22].
- University of Toronto's child organization or unit is recorded as Innis College[23].
- University of Toronto's child organization or unit is recorded as New College[24].
- University of Toronto's child organization or unit is recorded as University College[25].
- University of Toronto's child organization or unit is recorded as Woodsworth College[26].
- University of Toronto's child organization or unit is recorded as University of Toronto Press[27].
Body
Founding
March 15, 1827 marks the founding of University of Toronto[28].
Operations
University of Toronto's headquarters location is recorded as Toronto[15]. Subsidiaries include University of St. Michael's College[16], a university college[29], in Canada[30], founded in 1852[31]; Trinity College[17], an affiliated school[32], in Canada[33], founded in 1851[34], headquartered in Trinity College (Main Building)[35]; Victoria University[18], a collegiate university[36], in Canada[37], founded in 1836[38]; Knox College[19], a seminary[39], in Canada[40], founded in 1844[41]; Regis College[20], a seminary[42], in Canada[43], founded in 1930[44]; and Wycliffe College[21], a seminary[45], in Canada[46], founded in 1877[47].
Brands and Namesakes
Things named for University of Toronto include University Avenue[48], a street[49], in Canada[50] and College Street[51], a street[52], in Canada[53].
Why It Matters
University of Toronto draws 4,836 Wikipedia views per month (public_research_university category, ranking #19 of 166).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[54] It is known by 35 alternative names across languages and contexts.[55]
Works attributed to it include Dictionary of Canadian Biography[56], an online database[57], in Canada[58], founded in 1959[59]. Entities named for it include University Avenue[48], a street[49], in Canada[50] and College Street[51], a street[52], in Canada[53].