Happy New Year! Episode S02E04 of Your Paper Sucked podcast is now live! Host Dr. Grace Karram talks to Kamadchi Karunanandan about the challenges that face first-generation students and how we can make a difference for these students at Canadian universities. Listen here: linktr.ee/yourpapersucked

Episode S02E03 of Your Paper Sucked podcast is now live!Listen to host Dr. Grace Karram talk to Stefan Thomas talk about the Black struggle of paying for higher education. Listen on Apple, Buzzsprout, Spotify. Links here: linktr.ee/yourpapersucked

NEW blog post sharing library materials on Land-Based Learning and Treaty Education featured at the OISE Library blogs.library.utoronto.ca/blog/land-ba...

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS! The School of the Environment, OISE Library, and OISE Sustainability & Climate Action Network invite students across UofT to submit art works to the 2026 Sustainability Thinking Exhibition. Submissions due Monday, January 19th, 2026: www.environment.utoronto.ca/news/sustain...

Are you in Toronto? You are invited to "How To Increase Integrity and Trust in #Research #Journals: The Publication Facts Label" (in person) with PKP Founder John Willinsky this Friday November 7th, 1 PM ET, U of T 13 seats left! libcal.library.utoronto.ca/event/3948000 #ScholCommCanada

Science Literacy Week 2025 is underway at the University of Toronto Libraries. At the OISE Library with a focus on science education! library.utoronto.ca/project/sea-... #SciLit #UofT

Happy Pride from OISE Library! This June, stop by the Unstudy Spot on the Ground floor to create a handmade Zine! #PrideMonth

Join us at the OISE Library for free snacks and a screening of the documentary The True Cost! The film takes a look behind the curtain to learn about the fashion industry and the potential to improve its labour and environmental practices. Register here: forms.office.com/Pages/Respon...

As 2025's Black History Month comes to a close, we at OISE Library want to shine a spotlight onto a piece of local culture and activism. Head to our blog to learn more about 'Our Lives: Canada’s First Black Women’s Newspaper' and its publisher, the Toronto-based Black Women’s Collective! uoft.me/blR

Hey OISE! The Ontario provincial election on February 27th is fast approaching, and guess what? Advance polls are open until February 22nd! Remember - it's okay if you didn’t register to vote online. You can register in-person when you go to vote. Just bring a piece of ID with you!

The OISE Library will be closed on Monday February 17th for Family Day. We will re-open at 8:45 am on Tuesday, February 18th. We wish you a wonderful weekend!

We continue to monitor and act on developments relating to federal data accessibility, collection, & reporting. Our partners at ICPSR have an archive tool for crowdsourcing government data. We encourage AERA members to utilize it. Learn more: www.aera.net/Research-Pol...

OISE Library is running a series of four in-person workshops designed for graduate students in the social sciences who want to level up their literature searching skills. Read more and sign up here: oise.library.utoronto.ca/oise-library...

Hi OISE community! Join us at the OISE Library's Unstudy Spot next week (Feb. 11 - 14) to make an upcycled Valentine's Day card for a loved one ❤️

Hi Blue Sky! Happy to be here ❤️