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UBC Library
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UBC Library launches Library PARC
Discover Library PARC, a new modular storage facility that will accommodate the future growth of our collections.
Preserving collections for lifelong learning
UBC Library preserves its physical and digital collections for current and future generations of scholars, researchers, students and lifelong learners.
Personal Histories are Community Histories
Tell us about your personal collections and win!
Pass it on: Preservation Week 2014 at UBC Library
UBC Library is holding a series of events to highlight what we can do – individually and together – to preserve our personal and shared collections.
Langmann donation reaps media coverage
Collector Uno Langmann’s recent donation of B.C. photographs has garnered media attention.
Uno Langmann photo collection offers glimpse into B.C. history
More than 18,000 rare and unique photographs donated to UBC Library.
Library collaboration to unveil Chinese treasures
This innovative partnership is supported by a grant from the Council on Library and Information Resources.
Videomatica collection garners media coverage
The launch of the exceptional Videomatica collection at UBC and SFU libraries garnered print, television and radio coverage. You can read “UBC, SFU offer a smorgasbord of film options from Videomatica collection” in the Globe and Mail, and “Videomatica film collection now available at UBC and SFU” in the Vancouver Sun. A similar story, “Videomatica’s […]
Iconic Videomatica film collection available at UBC and SFU libraries
Film fans, rejoice – Videomatica’s legendary film collection is now accessible for borrowing from UBC and SFU libraries.
Arkley Croquet Collection goes online
Croquet fans can rejoice now that the Arkley Croquet Image collection has been made available online. Hundreds of paintings, illustrations, photographs and postcards dating from the 1850’s to the 1950’s are now easily accessible via the Web. More than 1,400 items in the collection have been digitized thus far, with a second phase of […]