News Contacts
Amelia NezilDirector, Communications & Marketing
UBC Library
Tel: 604 822 5142
amelia.nezil(at)ubc.ca
Join the 8th annual UBC Library and United Way Spelling Bee
UBC faculty, staff and students are invited to compete in this annual cross-campus event to raise awareness for the United Way.
Drawing a continent by hand with Anton Thomas
The talk on October 26 is the first in our Visualizing the World: A Maps and Geographic Information Systems Speaker Series.
Weekly drop-in tours of the Chung Collection
Rare Books and Special Collections is now offering weekly tours of the Chung Collection exhibition every Thursday from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
UBC Library’s Harry Potter collection on display at Vancouver Symphony Orchestra
Selected items from our Harry Potter collection will be on display at the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra July 13-15, to complement a screening of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
Aboriginal UnHistory Month exhibit at UBC Library
The exhibit looks at the topic of Canada’s 150 in relation to Indigenous peoples, and is open until August 30.
UBC Library’s Harry Potter collection and magical creatures books at the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra
UBC Library organized a second exhibit of our Harry Potter collection in tandem with Vancouver Symphony Orchestra’s Harry Potter and the Chamber of SecretsTM performance, which took place April 7–9.
UBC Library love booth
The Library celebrated the last day of term by handing out snacks and swag to UBC students – thank you to all who attended.
UBC Library’s Harry Potter collection on display at Vancouver Symphony Orchestra
In tandem with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra’s screening and performance of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Rare Books and Special Collections is exhibiting some of the unique and remarkable Harry Potter books in its collection.
Double Exposure: An Exhibit of Missionary Photographs of Meiji-Taisho Japan
The Cooper Robinson collection consisting of over 4,600 photographic prints, negatives, glass lantern slides, and postcards is one of the most valuable photographic records of this era.