It's time for the triannual University of Toronto Libraries User Survey, and we're eager for your participation to ensure its success! This survey is aimed at enhancing our understanding of how individuals interact with our library resources and services. If you're a faculty member, staff, or a student at the University of Toronto, we warmly invite you to take part. As a token of appreciation, completing the survey gives you a chance to win one of 30 $100 gift certificates to the University of Toronto Bookstore.

Accessing certain library e-resources is changing. These changes notably affect those connected to the UofT wireless network and/or UTORvpn.

• Direct access to some e-resource platforms like Elsevier, Taylor & Francis, and the American Chemical Society is no longer available from these networks.
• Users may now access these e-resources through the library catalogue, facilitated by our internal electronic resource service, EZProxy.

Why It Matters:

Join us for Surviving & Thriving: AIDS, Politics, and Culture, our latest travelling exhibition from the U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM).

When: Nov 6 to Dec 16, 2023 (during opening hours)

Where: Gerstein Science Information Centre, Lobby

University of Toronto Libraries Student Advisory Committee (LSAC) aims to gather feedback and views from the student community to enhance the student experience.

Image by: Moussa Faddou

Science Literacy Week is back Sept 18-24!  U of T Libraries is once again proud to welcome this nationwide, week-long event which aims to inspire wonder and promote engagement with all things science. 

This year's theme is E is for Energy.  This year, we're excited to help you explore the world of energy, how it’s applied, and the technologies and processes used to generate it in all its forms.