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Congratulations to all UWindsor graduates! 

As campus celebrates Convocation on Oct 15th, Leddy Library is joining the celebration by offering graduating students a unique photo opportunity. 

Graduates are invited to visit the library’s 4th floor balconies to take photos with one-of-a-kind views of the Detroit River, the Ambassador Bridge, and campus. 

When and where? 

Visit the Leddy Library from on October 15th after your convocation or anytime between 11am - 7pm.

Congratulations to all UWindsor graduates! 

As campus celebrates Convocation from June 2nd to 5th, Leddy Library is joining the celebration by offering graduating students a unique photo opportunity. 

Graduates are invited to visit the library’s 4th floor balconies to take photos with one-of-a-kind views of the Detroit River, the Ambassador Bridge, and campus. 

When and where? 

Visit Leddy Library from June 2nd to 5th, between 9:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. 

Dr. Selinda Berg has been renewed for a second term as University Librarian and Dean of the University Library.

(PHOTO BY MICHAEL WILKINS/UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR)

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The University of Windsor is pleased to announce the renewal of Dr. Selinda Berg for a second term as University Librarian and Dean of the University Library, effective July 1.

During her first term, Berg has led Leddy Library through significant transformation, strengthening its role as an essential academic, research and student-centered hub.

Leddy Library and Centre for Teaching and Learning Launch Learning Materials Affordability Hub 

Open Education Week 2026, March 2nd to 6th, is an annual global celebration dedicated to sharing and promoting achievements in Open Education. This year the Centre for Teaching and Learning and the Leddy Library are focusing on student affordability.

October 20–26, 2025 | Theme: Who Owns the Knowledge?

International Open Access Week is a global event promoting free and immediate access to scholarly research. Now in its 18th year, it invites researchers, institutions, and communities to explore the benefits of Open Access and advocate for equitable knowledge sharing.
This year’s theme, “Who Owns the Knowledge?”, sparks important conversations about access, ownership, and the future of scholarly communication.

Leddy Library is pleased to announce the opening of a new breastfeeding room, designed to provide a private, safe, and welcoming space for parents on campus. The breastfeeding room reflects the library’s ongoing commitment to meeting the diverse needs of our campus community.

Equipped with amenities such as a refrigerator, electric kettle, comfortable seating, and a diaper change table, the space offers a supportive environment for parents to care for their children while balancing academic, work, and family responsibilities.

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.

Get ready for a Valentine's Day experience like no other! Forget "swiping right" - join us at Leddy Library for a thrilling adventure with our Mystery Date with a Book initiative!

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.