Welcome to your world-class learning destination
The Sheldon & Tracy Levy Student Learning Centre (SLC) is an iconic structure in the heart of Toronto and a symbolic “front door” of the Ryerson University campus. It shares a physical and virtual connection to the Ryerson University Library.
Together, these sister towers are a world-class learning destination for the Ryerson community.
The SLC will be fully closing as of May 1st to any and all bookings. We will remain fully closed while the Stay-at-Home order is in effect, and assess if and how we can reopen safely when it is lifted.
Stay tuned for updates here and on our Instagram @ryersonslc, we will provide more information as we have it.
Thank you for your understanding as we continue to navigate this complex time.
It’s Black History Month! This week features Black Canadians to know and learn about. From civil rights activists to trailblazers in their respective professions, Black Canadians have had significant impacts on our society and culture. Keep scrolling to read more about them! Viola Desmond Civil Rights Activist Viola Desmond was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia. …
Our commitment at the SLC is to meet the needs of the students. Your health is our top priority. With the announcement of Toronto moving into lockdown as of Monday, November 23, communal student study spaces, including those in the SLC, will be restricted for a minimum of 28 days to help halt or interrupt …
The Shop the SLC Marketplace will take place online this year! From Monday, November 23 to Saturday, November 28, we will be featuring different vendors on our Instagram. We want to support both established and budding businesses within the Ryerson community by boosting traffic to vendors. Stay tuned for a full list of vendors and …
We would love to hear from you! Tell us about your SLC experience in the following ways:
Email: slchelp@ryerson.ca
Phone: 416.979.5000 ext. 553485
In person: Drop in to SLC HQ in SLC 516. Or speak with one of our Specialists in red t-shirts at the Welcome Desk (first floor, inside the Gould Street entrance) or roaming around the building.