OISE Library

Toronto, Canada

2.5

2 reviews

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+1 416-978-1850
Website:
www.library.utoronto.ca
Address:
252 Bloor Street W, Toronto, ON, M5S 1V6
The Annex, Downtown Core
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
250 ftSt. George
310 ftBedford Road
490 ftPrince Arthur Avenue
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Local time (Toronto) 03:48 Thursday, 22 May 2025

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The OISE Library at the University of Toronto supports the graduate studies, initial teacher education, research and field development functions of the Institute. Further, it acts as a special library offering detailed information service to practitioners engaged throughout the province in improving Ontario’s educational system.

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2 reviews of OISE Library

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Place rating: 2
Toronto, Canada
This venue is used by PMI-​SOC chapter for their half day seminars on Saturdays. There is no food service available so either have a good breakfast or wait till it’s over.
Although the classrooms are spacious, I find the desk seating is uncomfortable and limited. They use mobile desks — well, mobile as understood as being able to move freely. The main problem is limited desks in a busy seminar class.
The venue is easily accessible by subway. Close to the Annex and Yorkville to make it a whole day out excursion (class in the morning, lunch and shopping in the afternoon).
Place rating: 3
Toronto, Canada
This is the only library where I see people talk eat and librarians don. t give a hoot. probably because it is housed in oise and oise is a teaching school. teaching schools are all about collaborative work so food and conversation are never banned
the first main floor is open for events, conferences and general study. the next few floors up have some spaces for quiet study and collaborative tables for group projects.
this library aint the bees knees but it is good if you are looking for a place to do group projects in a building that is open 24/​7, 365 with 24 hour security.