Collection: The library collection of over 40,000 items supports the College's teaching program, with special emphasis on Peace & Conflict Studies, Mennonite Studies, Music and Religious Studies. Some individual Grebel courses are supported in coordination with the resources of the other TUG libraries.

Book Returns/Delivery: Books taken out of the Conrad Grebel Library (except for Reserves) may be returned to any of the TUG libraries or their designated book deposit boxes. A daily delivery system returns materials to the owning library. The Conrad Grebel Library can be designated as the pickup location for books requested by means of a hold or recall in PRIMO, articles requested through the TUGdoc journal article delivery service and print materials requested through the Interlibrary Loan Service, both available through the PRIMO system.

Facilities: Study carrels and tables are available in the Library for quiet study. The Library photocopier near the circulation desk is equipped to accept both cash and WATCARD payment. There are six public workstations connected to the network. Microform, video and audio equipment are available for student use. A printer and scanners can be used at a reasonable cost. The Grebel library also has wireless networking available for faculty, staff and registered students.

Historical Library: The Conrad Grebel University College library is one of the four major depositories of Mennonite materials in Canada, and the primary one in Ontario. As an historical library it receives Mennonite periodicals from around the world. Academic monographs may find works of popular and juvenile Mennonite fiction nearby. Monographs and periodicals are obtained in English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Chinese, Japanese and more. There is also a substantial family history library.

Reference Services: Fulltime library staff are available Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to assist with reference/research needs.