John M Kelly Library

Toronto, Canada

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113 St. Joseph Street, Toronto, ON, M5S
Discovery District, University of Toronto, Downtown Core
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530 ftQueen's Park Crescent East
650 ftSt. Joseph Street
720 ftBay Street
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2 reviews of John M Kelly Library

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Place rating: 5
Toronto, Canada
Best library in UofT with excellent computers and comfy chairs. you can always find a table/​computer even during exam period. Quiet and comfy. This is my favorite place to study!
Place rating: 3
Toronto, Canada
Not the most aesthetically pleasing library on campus, that’s for sure.
It’s just convenient because they’ve got later hours than pretty much any other UofT Lib. Open till 11:45pm on Weekdays — and not just during finals. The only drawback of being open that late is that they sometimes attract a non-​student clientele, i.e. local homeless people snoozing.
Front section is nice because there are windows all around and there is plenty of sunlight. They also have vending machines there.