Cut, Paste, Print: How UBC Library is making space for zine culture across both campuses
Librarians and library staff on both UBC Vancouver and Okanagan campuses have been finding creative ways to introduce zine culture into classrooms through course projects, student-focused exhibits and zine fairs.
Helping researchers gain confidence with the English language
Through the English Language Development program, the Centre for Scholarly Communication aims to help researchers transition into the UBC Okanagan research community with ease and confidence.
Celebrating Rose: 48 years of Library Service
Many will recognize Rose as the friendly face at the Library Service Desk most mornings. After 48 years of library service, Rose Cresswell is retiring from UBC Okanagan Library.
Digging Up Our Roots project awarded funding
PhD biology student Karina Jarzecki’s project Digging Up Our Roots was awarded funding through Sharron Simpson Family Community Engagement Endowment Fund (SSFCEEF).
Centre for Scholarly Communication Staff Feature: Alex Jack
Alex helps researchers with data cleaning, modelling, statistical analyses, and data visualization.
Centre for Scholarly Communication Staff Feature: Jesse Ghashti
Through the CSC, Jesse provides one-on-one consultations for graduate and faculty researchers in any discipline. During a consultation, Jesse can help researchers clean, model, analyze, and visualize their research data.
Découvrez la collection Francophone | Read the Francophone collection
English translation provided below Espaces francophones et UBC Okanagan Library ont préparé une exposition et une liste de livres en français pour mettre en valeur notre collection. Nous espérons que cette liste de livres suscitera l’intérêt des étudiant·es du Parcours français, des personnes apprenant le français, des francophones, ainsi que des parents dont les enfants sont […]
Celebrating Plurilingualism: Honouring the Voices that Make Us Unique
At UBC Okanagan, plurilingualism isn’t just a concept, it’s a lived reality for many students, staff, and faculty whose unique language repertoires shape the way they learn, teach, and express themselves.
2025 Student Recs Booklist
In September we asked students for their book recommendations for a collaborative book shelf activity. Here’s the list!