Experience history at the tip of your pencil crayons with our new ‘Maps and Landscapes’ themed digital colouring book series.
The collaborative community project highlights the local histories and individuals whose contributions have shaped the neighbourhood.
Local artist and librarian uses images found in UBC Library’s open source collections to create original embroidered art.
UBC Library co-op student Carolina Roman Amigo wanted to make it easier for researchers to understand the thousands of scanned resources found in our Open Collections.
The Library’s digital newspaper archive is key in Heritage Vancouver’s built heritage research.
French designer Jean-Charles Amey uses images from UBC Library’s Open Collections in a new online art project.
Learn about how Portage and Compute Canada have partnered with UBC Library in adopting our UBC Open Collections user interface.
Mary-Lou Florian, one of Canada’s most esteemed conservation scientists, has made her new book, Comparative Anatomy of Branches, Roots and Wood of Some North American Dicotyledonous and Coniferous Trees and Woody Shrubs Used in Ethnographic Artifacts: Identification and Conservation Concerns available through UBC’s cIRcle Digital Repository.
Open Access Week at UBC is happening October 24-30, 2016. RSVP for events and learn more about what Open Access means for researchers, students and faculty.