What: Join us for a guided tour or "library crawl" that will highlight libraries on campus with bookable study rooms. The crawl will take you through some of the most scenic areas of the St. George campus. Devon Stolz, Student Engagement Librarian at University of Toronto Libraries, will lead this tour with stops at the following locations:
- Gerstein Science Information Centre (9 King’s College Circle)
- John M. Kelly Library (113 St. Joseph St.)
- Philosopher’s Walk (78 Queen’s Park Cres.)
- OISE Library (252 Bloor St. West)
- John W. Graham Library (3 Devonshire Place)
- Robarts Library & Robarts Common (130 St. George St.)
All U of T students are welcome to use libraries across campus, regardless of college or program. A valid TCard may be required to access some spaces.
Why: This tour is a chance to build community, enjoy some fresh air, and discover great study spots for the coming year.
Who: Open to UofT students, staff, and faculty.
Where: The walking group will meet outside of the Robarts Common main entrance (369 Huron Street) and will move throughout St. George campus.
When: Thursday, September 24th starting promptly at 4:00pm. Please ensure that you are at Robarts Common entrance and ready to begin at 4:00pm. Because this is a walking tour, if you're late, you may be left behind!
Registration: Registration is encouraged for this event. Sign up to receive our confirmation email and reminder.
Accessibility: If you require an accommodation to participate in this event, please reach out to library.engagement@utoronto.ca to discuss options.
Rainy Day Plans: This is a rain or shine event. If the weather is truly uncooperative, this event may be postponed/rescheduled. In the event of extreme weather, registrants can anticipate an email confirming if the tour is still happening on the morning of September 24th.
Questions? Please reach out to library.engagement@utoronto.ca for more information.