TechStreet Enterprise is a reference tool providing a small number of technical standards for University of Utah students and employees. The standards provided vary from year to year.

Theatre in Video provides access to streaming videos of over 360 performances of the world's plays and film documentaries as well as a collection of filmed interviews with playwrights, actors, and directors, totaling nearly 500 hours of content. Faculty and students who create an account (for free) can save and share playlists, save selected clips from any video, and link to clips created by others.

The TLG is an electronic data bank of ancient Greek literature from Homer (8th century BC) to 600 AD, with historiographical, lexicographical, and scholiastic texts from the period between 600 and 1453 AD included.

The new interface requires all users to create a user profile/register in addition to IP authentication.

Digital version of The Times of London archive.

TOPICsearch contains full text for over 150,961 articles from over 475 sources, including international and regional newspapers, periodicals, biographies, public opinion polls, book reviews, pamphlets, and government information.

Toxinfo.io is a free system of databases on toxicology, hazardous chemicals, toxic releases, environmental health, and related areas.

TRAIL is a collaborative project to digitize, archive, and provide persistent and unrestricted access to federal technical reports issued prior to 1975. The TRAIL project was initiated in 2005 by engineering and government document librarians (including the University of Utah). The project has since expanded and is now a nationwide workflow among over 30 institutional partners. As of April 2011 more than 30,000 documents have been scanned, cataloged and added to the repository. U.S. federal agencies included in the collection so far are the Bureau of Mines, National Bureau of Standards, Atomic Energy Commission, Saline Waters, and NACA (National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics). The collection is constantly expanding to include additional agencies.

TRID provides access to a variety of bibliographic data related to transportation research. The database is produced and maintained by the Transportation Research Board of the US National Academies and contains over 900,000 research records, over 64,000 of which link to full-text articles. Subjects covered by TRID include Highways, Transit, Railroads, Maritime, Aviation, Pipelines, Pedestrian, Bicycles, Planning, Construction, Design, Safety, Environmental Issues, and more.