Dear Scarby, Where can I donate old textbooks? - Generous Soul
Dear Generous,
What a nice idea! The UTSC Library partners with a not-for-profit organization called Textbooks for Change by hosting a dropbox in the library. You can find this dropbox on the right-hand side of the Reading Room, which is directly behind the main Info Desk when you enter the library. Thanks for thinking of others!
Yours truly,
Scarby H. Hedgehog
Introducing the faces behind this year’s U of T Scarborough Library Sophia Hilton Storytelling Fellowship: Thara, Sanah, and Akshayaa. These remarkable individuals are the heart of the UTSC Library Storytelling Fellowship 2023-24.
From July 25-28 2023, UTSC Library was a proud host and sponsor (with Carnegie Mellon University Libraries and the University of Prince Edward Island’s Robertson Library) of IslandoraCon 2023.
The UTSC Library is pleased to offer access to BLK: An Origin Story, a four-part documentary that explore the stories of Black Canadians from the 1600s to the present.
BLK: An Origin Story is a series that looks at Canadian Black history from across the country. The documentary criss-crosses the country, going from Nova Scotia to British Columbia, as it shows the audience the important contributions Black Canadians have made on the country.
Dear Scarby, How do I search for a book? - Searching Student
Dear Searching,
Most searches start by using the everything search, which is that search bar on the UTSC Library homepage. If you know the title of the book, type in the title in quotes: "Alice in Wonderland"
If you're looking for a book on a subject, type in your subject. It might be modern dance or violence in 1990s movies.
If you get stuck, come to the Info Desk in the library and we'll be happy to help!
Yours Truly,
Scarby H. Hedgehog
March 31st 2023 marks the 125th anniversary of S. J. V. Chelvanayakam.
The University of Toronto Scarborough Library Archives & Special Collections contains his archives, which reflect his career as a political leader of the Sri Lankan Tamil community from the 1950s to the 1970s.
For more information on how to search the archives, please visit:
The Library is pleased to be one of three exhibition locations at UTSC for the Acorn Tri-Campus Art Festival (ATAF) from Monday, March 27th to Saturday, April 1st
ATAF is a week-long, multi-venue studio art festival led by students, in collaboration with art-focused groups across all three campuses at the University of Toronto.
The UTSC Library is proud to announce the launch of our new Learning Objects Catalogue in celebration of Open Education Week, March 6-10, 2023.
