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Project introduces students to university-level research in humanities

A new digital project introduces students to a university library and provides them with an opportunity to familiarize themselves with how to conduct academic research at the post-secondary level.

“Humanities Research in the Digital Age” spans five interactive modules and is the work of archivist Sarah Glassford and history professor Gregg French in collaboration with learning specialist Mark Lubrick with funding through a Digital Open and Online Learning Grant from the Office of Open Learning.

Journal agreements extend reach of University of Windsor research

Leddy Library building exterior.
Journal agreements extend reach of University of Windsor research

The Leddy Library is signing agreements with academic journal publishers to make it easier for University of Windsor authors to publish their articles as Open Access. Open Access publishing allows authors to extend readership by reducing barriers to access, thereby increasing the impact and citability of the research.

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Mystery date with a book available at Leddy Library

Mystery date with a book display showing wrapped books with Paris themed dinner table.
No “swiping right” this Valentine’s Day: go to Leddy Library to be set up on a mystery date with a book!
 
The Leddy team has carefully selected and wrapped eligible books that are waiting patiently for their special readers. The identity of the book won’t be revealed until the book has been checked out and unwrapped.
 
You can find your "mystery date" on the main floor of the Leddy Library from Feb. 6 to 17 while supplies last.
 
Take a chance… maybe you’ll meet your next favourite book.
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