About the Library
Like Innis College itself, you’ll find the library is a friendly, supportive space. We like to say that we are “small but mighty,” with personalized help for every research need.
We are here to help you achieve academic success
We are open to all U of T students, staff, and faculty, but the focus of our collections, our research support and resources, and our study spaces, is on the following groups:
- Undergraduate Faculty of Arts & Science students
- Students enrolled in the following academic programs: Cinema Studies Institute (graduate and undergraduate), Writing & Rhetoric, Urban Studies, First-Year Foundations (FYF) Seminars, and FYF Innis One: The Creative City
- Alumni: Innis and academic program alumni can use print materials while in the library and borrow items with an alumni card
The Innis College Library is also open to external researchers, international visitors, and members of the public.
Take a virtual tour of the Innis College Library
See the locations of our collections, as well as study carrels and information desk in this quick tour of the library.
A quiet space to study and work
The library is a dedicated quiet study space, with floating platforms that hold study carrels and tables. The carrels on the top level are prioritized for Cinema Studies graduate students, but undergrad students are welcome to use these spaces if they’re not occupied.
Feel free to use the computer lab in the library – you can send files to the printer/scanner/copier station located just outside the library doors.
Please see U of T’s Library Conduct Regulations.
Contact us
Have a question about finding something in the library (including Innis and U of T Libraries)? Need help with research, resources or citations? Looking to make an appointment for a research consult?
Kate Johnson, Innis College Librarian, has all the answers.
Accessibility
Useful library resources
Innis College Library collections
Our collections focus on Cinema Studies Institute and Writing & Rhetoric programs, as well as select materials to support Urban Studies, FYF@Innis seminars, and FYF Innis One programs. We also hold physical collections for a number of student publications.
Check out the latest events happening at Innis College Library
Keep up to date on what’s happening at the library, including seminars, workshops, and the latest in research tips and info.
Help when you need it
As a U of T student, you have access to millions of resources through 40+ libraries across three campuses, known as the U of T Libraries system. Librarian Kate Johnson offers expert guidance on what’s available at Innis, and is also your bridge and guide to the U of T Libraries system.