Post-secondary sector unites on Fair Dealing practices
A new website was launched to provide information on copyright law and fair dealing services offered in universities, colleges, and research libraries across the country.
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3-Day Used Book Giveaway
The Leddy Library will host monthly book giveaways this semester.
Books will be available for free, however, donations are appreciated and will support student appreciation initiatives.
The book giveaways will take place in the main lobby on the following dates during the library’s regular operating hours:
Books will be available for free, however, donations are appreciated and will support student appreciation initiatives.
The book giveaways will take place in the main lobby on the following dates during the library’s regular operating hours:
- February 28th – March 2nd
- March 28th – 30th
Shoe Project empowers new Canadian women to tell their stories
For 10 weeks, 10 women from across the globe met at the Leddy Library for their weekly Shoe Project workshop, a program designed to help newcomer women improve their language and communication skills through writing and public speaking. These women are now preparing to take the stage for the official Shoe Project performance.
The program began with a 10-week writing seminar facilitated by Leddy librarian and award-winning writer Heidi Jacobs.
The program began with a 10-week writing seminar facilitated by Leddy librarian and award-winning writer Heidi Jacobs.
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Polish ambassador to visit library for Copernicus Jubilee display
A ceremony Friday, Feb. 17, will celebrate the opening of a display commemorating the 550th anniversary of the birth of Nicolaus Copernicus.
The Leddy Library is hosting the exhibit in collaboration with Windsor’s Polish community as Canada’s national inauguration of the Copernicus Jubilee (550). Friday’s launch reception will begin at 1:30 p.m. The display will be available for public viewing from 3:30 p.m. Feb. 17 to 6 p.m. Feb. 18.
The Leddy Library is hosting the exhibit in collaboration with Windsor’s Polish community as Canada’s national inauguration of the Copernicus Jubilee (550). Friday’s launch reception will begin at 1:30 p.m. The display will be available for public viewing from 3:30 p.m. Feb. 17 to 6 p.m. Feb. 18.
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3-Day Used Book Giveaway
The Leddy Library will host monthly book giveaways this semester.
Books will be available for free, however, donations are appreciated and will support student appreciation initiatives.
The book giveaways will take place in the main lobby on the following dates during the library’s regular operating hours:
Books will be available for free, however, donations are appreciated and will support student appreciation initiatives.
The book giveaways will take place in the main lobby on the following dates during the library’s regular operating hours:
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Librarian wins recognition for contributions to employment equity
Demonstrating a commitment to employment equity is something she tries to do every day, says associate university librarian Karen Pillon.
“Equity is not something we just do when we sit down at an employment equity table and we say now we’re going to use it,” she says. “It really has to be life-long.”
“Equity is not something we just do when we sit down at an employment equity table and we say now we’re going to use it,” she says. “It really has to be life-long.”
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Exhibit to celebrate donation of political cartoons
An extensive collection of more than 2,600 political cartoons by well-known social commentator Mike Graston has been donated to the University of Windsor’s Archives and Special Collections housed in Leddy Library.
Graston, whose regular contributions to the editorial pages of the Windsor Star spanned three and half decades, presented a unique look at local, provincial, national, and international events and the individuals who shaped them.
Graston, whose regular contributions to the editorial pages of the Windsor Star spanned three and half decades, presented a unique look at local, provincial, national, and international events and the individuals who shaped them.
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Foundational treaty subject of Friday presentation
The University of Windsor will host Alan Ojig Corbiere, assistant professor of history at York University and Canada Research Chair in History of Indigenous Peoples of North America, during Treaties Recognition Week, Nov. 6 to 12.
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Conference an occasion to launch Journal of Canadian Baseball
After partnering with Centre for Canadian Baseball Research, the Leddy Library is ready to launch the inaugural issue of the
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Library archives a stop on Doors Open tour
Deep in the basement of the Leddy Library lies a fascinating collection of manuscripts, photographs, and special published works. These archives will welcome the public to see historical highlights spanning from the 1600s to the 2000s during Doors Open Windsor.
The free event invites local residents to be tourists in their own city and features 30 sites to visit Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 24 and 25.
The free event invites local residents to be tourists in their own city and features 30 sites to visit Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 24 and 25.
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