STU Libraries

  1. How do I obtain a Library Card?

    • Contact the Librarians during Library hours to obtain a card

  2. Who can use the libraries?

    • Anyone can have an STU Library card and borrow library materials. Our reading rooms are open for the public to access during opening hours. 

  3. How do I contact the Librarians?

    • You can email the librarians by clicking here .

  4. What is the loan policy?
  • 3 week loan period. Resources can be renewed up to 5 times.
  • No fines on regular loans; reserve book fine is $1/day.
  • Books can be borrowed and returned to any library.  2 - 3 days for books to be delivered.
  • We provide a mail service for distance students to request resources.
    5. Where are the libraries located in Saskatoon and how do I contact them?

Saskatoon Theological Union Library   

 Horizon College Library
1121 College Drive 604 Webster Street
306-966-8983 306-374-6655
Email STU Library Email Horizon
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    6. What are the Library hours of operations?

Saskatoon Theological Union Library
(Hours as of January 22nd, 2020)
Monday - Friday: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
  • Library reading room and stacks are closed to the public.
  • Pickups and returns of library materials can be arranged over phone or email.
  • Curbside pickup or drop off is available within library opening hours. 

 

Horizon College & Seminary Library
(Current hours as of January 22nd, 2021)
Monday - Friday : 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
  • Masks are mandatory in public spaces
  • Patrons are encouraged to call or email ahead with lists of books they would like.
  • Holds can be picked up from the shelf outside the library door
  • Horizon College & Seminary has moved from 1303 Jackson Avenue to 604 Webster Street, Saskatoon, SK as of January 2021. 
  • Stay tuned for updates regarding evening and Saturday hours.


     7. What special services does the library provide?

The library also features a collection of books related to Emanuel Swedenborg, a seventeenth century Swedish theologian. Swedenborgian churches or Church of the New Jerusalem still exist in Canada and the United States. 

Currently located at the Lutheran Theological Seminary, the library provides a collection of resources focussed on Mennonite and Anabaptist information.  This collection was established based on a donation from Walter and Ruth Klaassen.  The collection is currently under review and will be a feature of the new collected library resources available at the St. Andrew's location in September, 2020. This special collection includes numerous primary source documents.  

     8. Why can't I get an integrated listing of the library's physical and on-line resources?

The library is located on the University of Saskatchewan campus.  This provides the advantage of accessing the University on-line resources while on campus, but means that the STU on-line resources must be protected with password access to differentiate from the University resources, since we fall within their proxy zone.
As a result, we provide a direct listiing of our physical resources through our catalog, and access to our on-line resoures through the links from the catalog.  We continue to seek an integrated service and improved access to our resources.  Any specific questions should be addressed to library staff.