University of Guelph-Humber

Use Guelph’s Omni and Humber’s Library Search tools to explore print and electronic books, textbooks, journal articles, streaming videos, and more, and to request print resources held by the university and college networks of libraries within Ontario.

University of Guelph-Humber Alumni have access to Library resources from the University of Guelph and Humber:

• University of Guelph: Complete the Alumni Registration Form to borrow print books.
  • Alumni get access to some University of Guelph electronic resources.
  • Borrowing from other Omni Libraries and Interlibrary loan is not available.
• Humber resources: Visit the Library to get an account to borrow print books from the general collection.
  • Bring your physical or virtual Alumni Card and a piece of Photo ID.
  • Alumni cannot borrow textbooks, faculty reserves, technology or equipment.   
  • Alumni do not get access to Humber electronic resources.

Your digital student ID is used to activate your University of Guelph-Humber Library Account. Once your account is activated, you can:

• Request books from Omni libraries by signing in to your UofGH Library account with your Gryphmail password.
• Access UofGuelph online resources through Omni or via the database list with the same account sign-in.

When you become a student, faculty or staff member, your Humber Library Account is automatically activated. Once your account is activated, you can:

• Borrow print collections, including textbooks, general collection books and faculty reserves.
• Access Humber Library eResources using your Humber Username. For example: n01234567@humber.ca.
  • If you don't know your Humber Username, try the retrieve username tool.
  • If you have trouble signing in, contact Information Technology Services.

Tip: If you are currently using the University of Guelph network, open an incognito window or separate browser to avoid the need to sign in and out.

Created by University of Guelph-Humber Librarians, research guides are helpful collections of related resources, tailored to specific courses, programs and topics.

Use the following guides to access the best Library resources for your program – you'll find recommended databases, citation guides, and more!

• Business 
• Community Social Services (CSS)
• Early Childhood Studies
• Justice Studies
• Kinesiology
• Liberal Studies
• Media & Communication Studies
• Psychology

In addition, browse the research guides by type.

Each program at the University of Guelph-Humber has a dedicated Liaison Librarian who can provide research and assignment support to students via the UofGH bookings form.

Not sure how to cite sources for your assignments? Learn this important skill at your own pace with our collection of citation guides for APA, MLA, AJP, Chicago Style, and Legal citations. 

The University of Guelph-Humber Academic Integrity Module (AIM) supports students and instructors learning about the fundamentals of academic integrity.

Have an idea? Bring it to life at the Idea Lab, a collection of media production studios, fabrication tools and digital resources for current students,  instructors and staff. 

Create a prototype, record a podcast, stage a photoshoot, produce a video, design marketing materials — your imagination is the limit! 

Visit the Idea Lab to explore the spaces at Humber's North & Lakeshore Campuses which feature: 

• 3D printers 
• Laser and vinyl cutters 
• Sewing and embroidery machines 
• Heat presses 
• Audio recording studios 
• Video and photography studios 

Explore Humber and the University of Guelph-Humber’s past through historical collections of photographs, newspapers, and other resources, available online and in-person at the North Campus.

The Instructor Guide to Library Services has details about requesting a Library Research or Digital Fluency session for your class.

Other resources in the guide include:

• Course reserves submission forms
• Copyright policies
• Open Educational Resource links
• Multimedia database links
• Accessible teaching resources
• Publishing resources

Each program at the University of Guelph-Humber has a dedicated Liaison Librarian who can provide guidance and teaching support to instructors.

Sue Hunter

• Librarian for Justice Studies; Liberal Studies, Media and Communication Studies
• Email: sue.hunter@guelphhumber.ca

Usman Malik

• Librarian for Business, Kinesiology, Psychology
• Email: usman.malik@guelphhumber.ca

Skye Soobramanie

• Librarian for Community Social Services, Early Childhood Studies
• Email: skye.soobramanie@guelphhumber.ca

Connect with the Library team to get support. We’ll do our best to answer your question or refer you to the right person.