When education professor Yvette Daniel and her team across five sites envisioned the Tikkun Youth Project, which brought together youth and university researchers, activists, and community organizers world-wide to lead to positive social change, they knew its legacy would continue long after the project had ended.

Unlike some projects that find their way to publication after the research is completed, Tikkun planted the publishing seeds long before the research began.

Campus researchers are invited to take part in Research Data Management Day on Tuesday, Nov. 26 in the Student Research Collaboratory at Leddy Library.

With changes to the Canadian federal granting agencies on the horizon, Leddy Library has teamed up with the Office of Research and Innovation Services, the Office of the Research Ethics Board, and Information Technology Services to offer a half-day information and consultation session on research data management.

Access the free trial of Infobase - Films on Demand.

The Leddy Library invites campus and community members to participate in the Fall 2019 Scholar Series. The Scholar Series offers a range of free workshops geared towards enhancing research abilities, skills, and knowledge.

The workshops are open for all - beginners, experts, and everyone in between! All members of the UWindsor community are welcome, as well as community members interested in the topic.
The Leddy Library Scholar Series workshops are divided into the following categories:

The Leddy Library has been helping and inspiring students, faculty, and staff for over 50 years. This semester we are giving you a chance to win 1 of 5 $50 UWinCard credits.

How can you win? Simply share your story! We want to know how the Library has made a difference in your life. Tell us how Leddy Library has helped you.

Leddy Library will unveil a new state-of-the-art Student Research Collaboratory Friday, September 20th.

The $750,000 Student Research Collaboratory will provide University of Windsor students with a dynamic space to share their research findings and develop collaborative relationships with partners from across campus and globally.

Leddy Library is pleased to welcome back FRED, the Windsor Public Library Bookmobile! FRED will make UWindsor a regular stop, returning to campus every 3 weeks until December 11^th. FRED will be on campus from 12 - 2 PM on September 18, October 9, October 30, November 20 and December 11.

The Leddy Library invites students to stop by for Brain Freeze and Button-Making, from 12 to 2 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 12.

The Leddy team will set up outside the library to hand out freezies and help make buttons. Those who join the fun will also have the opportunity to win a Leddy Library prize.

The team will provide all the equipment and supplies needed — magazines to cut images from, drawing tools, and pre-made templates.

The University of Windsor's Leddy Library invites applications for a permanence-track Information Services Librarian position commencing January 1, 2020.  Rank will be commensurate with experience.  This position is subject to final budgetary approval.

Apply by October 4, 2019: http://bit.ly/2lEqiwq

There’s an old saying that one person’s trash is another person’s treasure. Leddy Library’s new archivist, Sarah Glassford, knows that one person’s junk might also be the raw material that informs another person’s doctoral thesis.