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Beyond the memorial, archives reveal the lives of Windsor soldiers lost in war
Nov 11, 2026Posted By: Caitlin Gowdy
David Yott gathers photographs, newspaper accounts, military records, school documents and personal correspondence for a new display in Leddy Library's Archives and Special Collections reading room. It reveals the lives of local soldiers who never returned home. (JOHN-PAUL BONADONNA/University of Windsor)By John-Paul Bonadonna
Depositing and Sharing Your Research Data
Oct 20, 2026Posted By: Berenica Vejvoda
Depositing research data in an appropriate data repository such as our institutional Borealis can help preserve research data over time, increase its visibility, and support responsible data sharing and reuse to foster new research and innovation.
International Open Access Week 2026 sessions!
Oct 19, 2026Posted By: Pascal Calarco
Every year for a week in the second half of October, research libraries, open access advocacy organizations and some members of the publishing industry celebrate International Open Access Week, filled with learning opportunities for faculty and students around the economics, ethics and practical issues around scholarly publishing.
Sensory kits now available for loan at Leddy
Oct 9, 2026Posted By: Tracey Clark
By: Kate Hargreaves, UWindsor Public Affairs and Communications
Leddy Library is now loaning sensory kits as part of ongoing efforts to create a supportive campus by providing inclusive and comfortable study environments.
New GSS Study Commons gives students more space at the Leddy Library
Oct 9, 2026Posted By: Tracey Clark
(From left to right) Dr. Barbara Crow, provost and vice-president, academic, Dr. J.J. McMurtry, president and vice-chancellor, GSS president Dora Stolkova, University librarian and library dean Dr. Selinda Berg cut the ribbon for the new Study Commons at the University of Windsor's Leddy Library on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026.
Tecumseh partnership brings university expertise closer to the community
Oct 9, 2026Posted By: Tracey Clark
Judy Bornais, Associate Vice President, External, Gary McNamara, mayor of Tecumseh, Dr. J.J. McMurtry, President and Vice Chancellor and Robert Auger, Director of Legislative Services/Municipal Clerk sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Town of Tecumseh and the University of Windsor. (PHOTO BY PETER MARVAL/University of Windsor)
Ask the Library Research Help Chat Comes to Leddy Library
Oct 8, 2026Posted By: Adam Mulcaster
This Fall term Leddy Library has joined the Ontario Council of University Libraries [OCUL] Ask the Library chat service that provides quick, convenient access to expert library support.
Bamboo AI Interest Group Continues to Grow
Oct 2, 2026Posted By: Grace Liu
Over the past year, the Bamboo AI Interest Group has grown into a vibrant forum for librarians and library staff to learn about emerging AI technologies, share practical experiences, and discuss the opportunities and challenges AI presents for libraries and schol
Convocation Photo-Op at Leddy Library
Oct 2, 2026Posted By: Dave Johnston
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.
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