The UTIAS sundial holds a secret – it has moving parts that transform its function with the changing seasons!

UTIAS saw its first female students in the early 1960s culminating in Dr. Adele Buckley becoming the first woman to earn her PhD from UTIAS in 1974.

The iconic 40-foot sphere wind tunnel, once a symbol of UTIA's innovation, was meticulously relocated to its new home.

UTIA's success in the 1950s led to a pressing need for expansion.

Professor Ben Etkin was remembered for his contributions to engineering education, research, and his endearing sense of humor.

Anecdotes from UTIAS's history, highlighting the Institute's 40th anniversary celebration and the tradition of student pranks.

Dr. Gerald Bull was a brilliant but controversial graduate of UTIA (formerly UTIAS) who rose to international prominence as a ballistics expert.

Alumni shares stories of their experiences, both mischievous and insightful, to give current students a glimpse into the Institute's history.