A story about ROM's Taylor Swift-themed scavenger hunt, which coincided with her six-night run in Toronto over November 2024.

An interview with Lory-Antoine Cantin, the 15-year-old Montrealer whose intimate portrait of a fox with rodents trapped in its mouth earned him a coveted spot in Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024

A large collection of modern and contemporary Japanese prints arrives at ROM

The identities of the skilled Italian craftsmen who worked on the art seen on the ceiling of rotunda and other little-known facts about ROM's iconic mosaic.

Sir David Attenborough has been filming Nature all his life. In 2009, at the age of 83, he traveled the world again to discover how Life began and diversified into the myriad of organisms that form

Shane Gross from Canada wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year for The Swarm of Life. TORONTO, October 9, 2024 – The 2024 edition of the world-renowned Wildlife Photographer of the Year (WPY)

Sampa Bhadra and John Martin could not have discovered ROM at a more opportune time. At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Museum’s online offerings provided a much-needed escape for the two

I’m just starting my 10th year as a member of ROM YPC and what keeps me renewing are the other members.

Following an extensive international search in collaboration with Isaacson, Miller: Executive Search, the Royal Ontario Museum Board of Governors is pleased to announce the appointment of Janice Price

Marvel at the striking colours of the natural world in this rainbow of an exhibition. TORONTO, September 24, 2024 – Nature in Brilliant Colour, an exhibition revealing the dynamic ways nature

With each photo a visual achievement—visitors will linger over the mesmerizing images and descriptions recounting each image’s arduous creation. TORONTO, August 29, 2024 – On December 21, the 2024

Occasionally, I put on my entomological detective hat to investigate insect mysteries. This one was a beetle mystery at my son’s camp in a Toronto elementary school. My son reported a large number

Guest blog by Antonia Guidotti, Entomology Technician ROM visitors love the live hive of European Honey Bees in the Hands-on Biodiversity Gallery. They are encouraged to look for the queen bee and if

Desiccating salt lakes identified as underappreciated sources contributing to climate change. TORONTO, July 25, 2024 – Newly announced research by Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) examining greenhouse gas

Exceptional fossils show how mandibulates were living in marine ecosystems 500 million years ago were trapping prey. TORONTO, July 24, 2024 – A new study, led by palaeontologists at the Royal Ontario