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Gender-inclusive washrooms: Find gender-inclusive washrooms by building.

Quiet study spaces: A number of Library branches offer spaces for quiet study. Information about the quiet study spaces in libraries is available on our website.

Student well-being: Did you know there are  in the Library? Have you taken a break in the ? Or browsed the ? These are just some of things the Library offers to support student well-being.

Major construction projects on campus: Plan your route! Check   to see current major projects and outdoor construction zones.

Accessing electronic resources : We subscribe to electronic resources from many different vendors and publishers, each with their own platform. Journal articles can usually be accessed either in HTML or as a PDF. The  depends largely on the platform used to access it. Please contact us if you are experiencing barriers to accessing electronic resources and we will do our best to help you.

Accessing print resources: There are many ways you can access print resources outside of pulling them off the shelf. You can have library materials delivered to your library location of choice, to an address outside of Montreal off-campus (i.e. distance borrowing), or to your email as an article/ chapter scan! Select your patron type on the Requesting Items webpage to discover which of these services you are eligible for and how to access them. Please use Student Accessibility & Achievement’s   form if you require an electronic version of a full print text.

Student Accessibility & Achievement: ²Ñ³¦³Ò¾±±ô±ô’s&²Ô²ú²õ±è;Student Accessibility & Achievement office has a range of information and services for students with disabilities at McGill, including requesting course-related  such as electronic text, large print, or Braille. The Office also runs a peer mentoring program, where students can be matched up with mentors or study partners. Students needing particular accommodations are encouraged to register with Student Accessibility and Achievement.