Drop-in research help is available in person at our libraries during reference hours for York students, staff and faculty.
See Ask & Services for other research help options including chat, drop-in Zoom research help, bookable consultations, email, phone, and FAQs.
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On the 1st floor of Scott |
Social sciences, humanities, fine arts, environmental studies, education Steacie Library in-person research help is now available from Scott Library: |
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| Clara Thomas Archives and Special Collections |
By appointment only; email archives@yorku.ca Archives and Special Collections, Room 305 (third floor), Scott Library |
Archival records focusing particularly on Canadian women, Canadian writers, social reform movements, and the fine arts in Canada (notably dance, film, theatre). Rare books, Canadiana, and the Canadian Pamphlet Collection. |
| At the reference desk, in the library on the second floor of the Seymour Schulich Building. | Business | |
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At the service desk, on the first floor of the Frost Library, Glendon campus. Au comptoir de service, au rez de chaussée de la bibliothèque Frost, campus Glendon. |
Glendon programmes, with bilingual services. Les programmes de Glendon, avec services bilingues.
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Osgoode Hall Law School Library
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Research help services available virtually | Law |
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By appointment |
Cartographic information, maps, and atlases. |
| Sound and Moving Image Library | Send questions by email: imagelib@yorku.ca | Music, film and video |
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Steacie Science and Engineering Library Available at the Scott Research Drop-In Desk |
On the 2nd floor of Scott, in the Learning Commons | Health sciences, science and engineering questions |