E.J. Pratt Library

EJ is my new fav library. Great views from the second floor, cozy and warm environment, definitely quieter than RB or Kelly, and they have multiple computers on the first floor

The library caters to a wide variety of demands and has amenities to satisfy a diverse user group. Not only does it have group study rooms and individual study booths but also comfortable armchairs and a lively cafeteria area. Conveniently situated close to QueensPark, the library is frequented by university students.

One of the more modern libraries on campus. Lots of hidden nooks. People regularly hang out and study there. Staff was super helpful

Transferred out after second year due to high competition. Courses are very intensive not to sure if its the same for arts tho. However, some of the best professors I've ever met at this school.

A good place to study. Avoid the exam week it gets really busy. It is one of the very few libraries with some natural light

One of my favorite places to be honest for as long as my UTORID was valid (cannot access the computers without it). It's close to the Chapters which is another happy place of mine. Beautiful Victorian facade, on the building and in the area in general. They often have tiny artwork exhibitions (posters and photographs mostly) at the back so get in and check them out. If you have a UTORID, it's a great place to study in or use their computers. Their books are mostly humanities I think. Consider bringing some bread or buying plain yogurt donuts from Tim Horton's and feed the birds and squirrel who are around the benches outside. Close to at least 4 coffee shops: Starbucks, Tim Horton, Aroma Espresso and the university right across the street in the basement. I took this photo last winter.

It's the best library at UofT

One of the best libraries on campus. Very quiet. Has many different nooks to study in, depending on what you like. From open plan to two person side rooms they've got you covered. Scanning and printing available too.

This isn't a great place to study, the layout is very strange. The quiet study areas are surrounded by group study rooms and/or are open concept, so noise travels quite a bit.On the main floor, there is a non-silent area directly over-looking the silent reading room. In the basement, the student lounge area is next to the quiet study area without any glass separating the two.This seems to be a problem at almost every UofT library, where group study spaces are next to the quiet study spaces. Robarts is particularly noisy. There's probably only 50 or so seats on the St George campus that are truly silent.Given how many UofT students are driven insane by the workload, it seems bizarre that creating comfortable study spaces isn't a priority for admin. Oh well.

This was one of my favourite libraries at UofT. You could always get a quiet spot to work or read. It had a very modern look and feel to it.