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Amelia NezilDirector, Communications & Marketing
UBC Library
Tel: 604 822 5142
amelia.nezil(at)ubc.ca
Update: Robson Square Library
Robson Square Library is closing in its current form, but two of its most accessed services are continuing, as is the Robson Reading Series.
Learning Centre to enhance space and services
The Irving K. Barber Learning Centre is working to provide a new multi-service desk and upgraded spaces.
Update on St. Paul’s and Hamber Hospital Libraries Service Models (Aug. 2)
The following message was released to UBC Library staff and to the Faculty of Medicine faculty and staff through their e-newsletter, The Link. UBC Library is working with the Faculty to Medicine to explore a new service delivery model for St Paul’s hospital library and the Hamber Library (at BC Children’s’ and Women’s hospital). Over […]
Update: St. Paul’s and Hamber Hospital Libraries service models
Read the latest news about developments involving St. Paul’s Hospital Library and Hamber Library.
Koerner Library Research Commons opening soon
The Research Commons will provide one-on-one consultations and workshops on thesis formatting as well as peer-led interdisciplinary research discussions for graduate students.
Unpacking the Douglas Coupland fonds
Artist Douglas Coupland adds to his personal archives at UBC Library’s Rare Books and Special Collections.
Library changes: communications
As the Library implements a number of concurrent changes to meet its strategic directions, we will share news and updates with our community of library users. Communication channels will include email correspondence, updates in Library publications, in-person meetings and presentations, and through web communications. Music Library relocation (June 14, 2013) Changes to St. Paul’s Hospital […]
UBC Library homepage redesign
This week the Library unveiled a new homepage. Library Systems and Information Technology presents a behind-the-scenes look at the redesign process.
RBSC and University Archives reduced hours
UBC Library’s Rare Books and Special Collections and the University Archives will have reduced hours through the month of August.
Collection moves
As part of the Library’s organizational changes, there will be a number of collection moves at various branches. The moves reflect a more consolidated approach to collections, grouping information and materials in an integrated manner to reflect the multidisciplinary nature of our students, researchers, and faculty. As these collection moves take place, the Library will […]