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This exhibition consists of 76 caricature sketches of university employees drawn by Charles Shuttleworth (Jim) Smith (1908 - 2001).

This exhibition consists of information and photographs of the named buildings on the Kensington campus and the people that the names honour.

This exhibition contains photos and information on the development of the Kensington campus from the 1890s onwards.

The Chancellors photographic display allows you to view the Chancellors of the University of New South Wales since its inception in 1949.

This exhibition contains photos and information on ºÚÁÏÍø´óʼǒs Foundation Day and some of the more memorable moments in the history of this annual student event from 1961 to the present.

This exhibition consists of information on the history of international students at the New South Wales University of Technology/University of New South Wales.

The Kensington Campus is in a constant state of evolution to meet ºÚÁÏÍø´óʼÇ's ever changing needs. Lost Campus revisits some memorable features of campus that have been lost to time.

The posters available in the Archives reflect the changing nature of the university from the 1950s - 2000s and cover everything from drama and musical performances to student events and political activism.

This exhibition displays a selection of photographs from the personal papers of Sir John Clancy, who was Vice President / Deputy Chancellor (1953 - 1960) and Chancellor (1960 - 1970) of the New South Wales University of Technology / University of New South Wales.

The University Timeline Exhibition covers some of the events and items of historical interest that occurred at the New South Wales University of Technology / University of New South Wales.

This exhibition portrays some of the key firsts for women at the New South Wales University of Technology / University of New South Wales.

This photographic display brings to you the Directors/Vice-Chancellors of the University of New South Wales since its inception in 1949.