Initially, it was a small, mainly undergraduate library located in the campus’ North Building.

The library has a collection of print, electronic and networked resources in a wired and wireless environment.

[3] The Hazel McCallion Academic Learning Centre features high density mobile compact shelving that houses the library’s permanent collection, as well as generous perimeter space for quiet study and collaborative learning, all with views of the surrounding campus and natural landscape.

[4] The building was the first at the University of Toronto to receive a silver LEEDs rating (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design).

Zones are marked with signs as well as glass installations, acoustic panels and appropriate furniture.