The Three-Thirty Book Club is a free, virtual program that aims to foster a sense of community by providing a space to examine the Doris McCarthy Gallery exhibition Three-Thirty, and its themes, through selected works of literature: Kei Miller’s book-length poem “The Cartographer Tries to Map a Way to Zion,” Austin Clarke’s short story collection In This City and Robin Wall Kimmerer’s non-fiction text Braiding Sweetgrass. The book club is presented in partnership with the U of

Books on Truth and Reconciliation | Books on Residential Schools | Organizations and opportunities for donations and action | Films | Podcasts | Events, activities, and additional links (UTSC and UTL)

The U of T Scarborough Library is pleased to announce the launch of the UTSC Library Sophia Hilton Storytelling Fellowship under the mentorship of Anthropologist Dr. Brenda Beck. This award is open to full-time U of T Scarborough students past their first year of study. Full details are below.

What started with David Kwasny's fascination with Twitch, a live-streaming service, is now being developed into a provincially funded training program between the UTSC Library and Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) to empower more inclusive learning.