With the Canada Post strike, the Library has made the difficult decision to suspend the physical shipment of library resources. We can, however, continue fulfilling requests for digital materials, following fair dealing guidelines.
Until the strike is resolved, the following measures will be in place:
We are excited to welcome all new and returning students and faculty to Laurentian University and look forward to helping you find the resources you need to excel in your academic and research endeavors.
To support you on your academic journey, the Library & Archives offers four locations:
Read her new book online through the Laurentian University Library:
Tricky Grounds: Indigenous Women's Experiences in Canadian University Administration
Laurentian University is celebrating a proud moment in its academic community as Dr. Candace Brunette-Debassige, Assistant Professor, School of Indigenous Relations, receives national recognition for her powerful debut book.
The J.N. Desmarais Library has launched a new room booking platform for the group and individual study rooms. No waiting in line, no checking out keys! This new self-serve platform makes it more convenient to reserve rooms easily online and permits students to reserve their study rooms up to 3 weeks in advance.
In conjunction with Laurentian University's Environmental Sustainability Committee, and our Nature Positive University Pledge, everyone is welcome to browse the featured resources – highlighted during Earth month.
The Library & Archives now offers S&P Capital IQ to the Laurentian community. Capital IQ is an electronic resource for finance industry professionals that provides access to a wealth of financial data, including industry profiles, standardized reports, company comparisons, historical prices, and brokers' estimates for the future.
In tandem with this year’s discussion, Ethan Tapper will be joining Dr. Kai Wood Mah and students from the Architecture and Ecology course on a forest walk at the Lake Laurentian Conservation Area on March 26th at 10 am. All are welcome to participate in the walk through the forests (expected duration 2 hours).
The Architecture Library invites you to join the One School, One Book discussion of How to love a forest : the bittersweet work of tending a changing world led by Dr. Tammy Gaber.
The Laurentian University Library and Archives invite your feedback on our redesigned website. Please fill out our website feedback form to share your comments or suggestions.
Dr. Reeshma Haji, a faculty member in Laurentian University's Psychology program, has earned international recognition for her culinary expertise. Her cookbook, All the Russ without the Fuss: Khoja Fusion Recipes for Busy Lives, has been shortlisted for the prestigious Gourmand World Cookbook Awards, an international competition honouring the finest food and wine cookbooks from the past year.
