Best University Library in Ontario reviews

I have never been inside the building, but the outside is just a genuinely impressive and unique building in the city. It's brutalist angles make it very photogenic, by day or night. Can't wait to go inside one day.

When I see students talking loudly and casually in the library, I wonder if this is a university library.

I love it. Cozy, good lights, great computer chairs, and silence. Best place to get things done on campus.

Different kinds of rooms divided to silent, quiet and group studies, prepare a great conditions for students and community borrowers.

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...

Very nice library to study at. Designated quiet floors the higher up you go, clean bathrooms on each floor, all around good environment. One thing I did not enjoy was that 10 minutes before closing, two employees would have a loud conversation near...

Now open to the public, the fisher rare book library is a treat for bibliophile’s. Its cathedral like interior mirrors the homage books of this calibre should receive. The library’s turkey like exterior parallels for me a hunger for knowledge. Highly...

Building itself is beautiful, but the lack of study spaces for a university so big is ridiculous. It’s nearly impossible to find a table at peak times. The closing alarms sound terrifying and I’m surprised a student hasn’t had a heart attack from...

Pros: - Great atmosphere - Pretty good hours during exams - Students are generally pretty quite so it's good for focusing! Cons: - Really warm - The desk chairs are quite uncomfortable - The men's bathroom in the basement is pretty awful LOL...