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The Library Undergraduate Research Award committee has announced this year's award winners.
The Library Undergraduate Research Awards are given to recognize undergraduate students who demonstrate exceptional use of any library's resources as part of their regular coursework. For more information on the awards, including details on applying, click here: http://library.wlu.ca/about/awards
Here are this year's award recipients:
Senior Awards
On the day of the event, be sure to drop by the Library (FSW 002) to check out a display of resources related to mental health.
The Ontario Council of University Libraries (OCUL) Historical Topographic Map Digitization Project is a province-wide collaboration to provide access to early topographic maps of Ontario.
The Library will be switching to its 2017 summer hours schedule in Spring 2017 following the conclusion of Winter term exams.
The historic records of the Oak Ridges Moraine Foundation (ORMF) have found a new and permanent home at the Archives.
On March 28, 2017, ebooks and other documents on the ebrary platform will be migrated to ProQuest's newer Ebook Central (PQEC) platform.
Laurier’s Waterloo campus Library was recently outfitted with a new front desk thanks to the generosity of an anonymous donor to the university.
The new desk is much larger than the previous desk, providing space for more users to get help simultaneously, and is in a much more visible location for library users as they enter the building.
The Laurier Archives is pleased to announce that Jonathan Luedee is the winner of the 2017 Joan Mitchell Travel Award.
The data represent a goldmine for researchers looking for insights into the opinion of Canadians during key periods in the country’s recent history.
If you are a Laurier student, faculty member, staff member, alum or retiree who has published a book in 2015, 16 or 17, it's time to celebrate your achievement and connect with a like-minded audience!