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Photograph of administrators, faculty, and Wevers family members during the December ribbon-cutting for the John William Wevers Institute. In April, the University announced that the family of the late Professor John William Wevers, Th.D., pioneer Septuagint scholar at the University of Toronto, had donated $400,000 towards the endowment of the Septuagint Chair. Those pictured include Jonathan Raymond, Jonathan Auxier, Dirk Buchner, Rob Hiebert, Peter Flint, Larry Perkins, and Bob Wood.

Photograph of the architect for a Richmond development - which was to include space for a TWU Richmond campus - looking at a site model with President Raymond and an unidentified man.

Photograph of administrators, supporters, and dignitaries at the Richmond Campus ground-breaking. Mayor Malcolm Brodie is pictured in the centre; President Jonathan Raymond third from right; alumnus Paul Lermitte far right

Photograph of Irene and Jonathan Raymond receiving a standing ovation from students and personnel gathered in the gym to say good-bye, during the final chapel service of the year, held on April 4

Photograph of Irene and Jonathan Raymond (backs to camera) receiving a standing ovation from students and personnel gathered in the gym to say good-bye, during the final chapel service of the year, held on April 4, 2013

Photograph of Premier Christy Clark presenting President Raymond with the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal in recognition of his "leadership to BC communities." The ceremony took place on January 31, 2013

Photograph of musician J. Calvin Dyck, who had taught music for thirteen years at TWU, being awarded an honourary doctorate by Provost Bob Wood and President Jonathan Raymond; Graduation 2013

Photograph of University Siya:m Patti Victor, Provost Bob Wood, and President Jonathan Raymond, leading the procession into the gym

Photograph of President Jonathan Raymond speaking during a memorial service for founding President Calvin Hanson, in the gym

Photograph of local MP and alumnus Mark Warawa with President Jonathan Raymond, Chemistry professor Chad Friesen, and Ka Yin Leung, Dean of the Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences. With $465,000 in funding from Western Economic Diversification Canada (WD), TWU planned to acquire equipment for its new Advanced Analytical Laboratory. The Canada Foundation for Innovation also contributed funding of $398,251