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Aboriginal Literature on display
During the month of June UBC Library is celebrating Aboriginal (Un)History Month. Check out Aboriginal literature displays in the Asian, Education, Koerner, Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, Xwi7xwa and Woodward libraries. Or, peruse the list below for some of the titles on display. Book Information Location Moshiyogusa 藻汐草. Call Number: PL495.4.U3 1792 Documentation on Classical Ainu language is scarce as a result of the […]
Parents campaign supports sophisticated study spaces
For students today, UBC Library is more than a quiet place to study.
Collections Moves Update – May 30, 2013
The transfer of Science & Engineering books from Irving K. Barber Learning Centre (IKBLC) to Woodward Library is nearly complete, with the last batch of book trucks expected to be delivered on May 31. Science & Engineering material in Class T-W will all be available in Woodward Library. Remaining Art, Architecture and Planning (AArP) material […]
Aboriginal (Un)History Month at UBC Library
Celebrate Aboriginal scholarship at UBC throughout the month of June.
Twitterverse praise for UBC Library
UBC Library scores high as one of the top three influential library twitter accounts in North America.
Great Reads for all
Calling all reading fans: popular fiction has a new home at UBC Library.
UBC Library snapshot stats
Explore a series of infographics that outline some of the Library’s key facts and figures over the past year. How we spend $ on Library resources Anatomy of a donation Promoting UBC Library through… UBC Library users have access to… How can we help you? View and read community newspapers dating from 1865 to 1924 […]
Celebrating staff excellence, innovation and creativity
The Library Staff Awards Program is a way of applauding employees and a tribute to those who serve the Library and UBC.
Library users help feed the hungry with Food for Fines
For the past nine years, UBC Library and UBC’s Alma Mater Student Society (AMS) have run the Food for Fines campaign
Leading the way at UBC Okanagan Library
In February, UBC Okanagan Library welcomed Ernie Ingles to its Leader in Residence program.