Pride Book List
Okanagan Library has curated a list that features books from diverse authors with a focus on amplifying 2SLGBTQIA+ identities, experiences, and perspectives. Check out the list and borrow a book to help expand your understanding and to celebrate our 2SLGBTQIA+ community.
Series written by UBCO student now available to borrow
UBC Okanagan Library is excited to have acquired a series of books written by UBC Okanagan student Philip Patrick.
Asian History Month Book List
May is Asian Heritage Month and to celebrate UBC Okanagan Library is showcasing books written by people of Asian origin.
UBC Okanagan Seed Library
Our Seed Library is a free program where you can select unique seeds for free to grow at home. When your plant goes to seed, you are invited to return some of the seeds to the seed library.
African and Diasporic Fantasy Booklist
The idea for this book list came to us from Tendai, who is studying Gender, Race, Sexuality, and Social Justice with a Minor in Theatre at UBC.
What is Records Management?
Learn the difference between transitory, operational, and archival records and how the Okanagan Records Management team can support you and your unit with all of your records management obligations.
Behind the screens: How UBC Library contributes to virtual reference service AskAway
Get to know the human side of virtual reference at UBC Library. Donna Langille, Open Education Librarian and AskAway coordinator at UBCO Library, is one of the three library professionals featured in this article. Read the article
Stories of Partnership: Kelowna Museums and UBC Okanagan Library
UBC Okanagan Librarians Donna Langille and Christian Isbister are featured along with Erik Beardmore, Programming Associate at Kelowna Museums in the latest episode of the “Stories of Partnership” podcast series by the Community Engagement Network. In the podcast they share the challenges of maintaining momentum in community partnerships and the creative solutions they found to […]
Climate Action Week Booklist
Climate Action Week in early November provides an opportunity to focus on climate change related challenges and emergencies facing our communities while, situating libraries as places to connect people with resources on climate change.
UBCO Biology funds research data and statistical analysis support through the Centre for Scholarly Communication
UBC Okanagan Library, through the Centre for Scholarly Communication (CSC), and the Irving K Barber Faculty of Science’s Department of Biology have partnered to fund and manage research data and statistical support services. This partnership will support enhanced delivery of services over the 2025 Winter Terms 1 and 2.