During the intersession period (December 18, 2025 – January 6, 2026), the Library's hours are:
The Library 24-Hour Study will close at noon on December 24 and reopen at 8 a.m. on January 5.
Winter semester hours will begin on Wednesday, January 7.
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Let’s get ready to [but not really] ruuuumble!
At this ultimate gathering of the Bring Your Own Book Club, contenders will try and land blows for their favourite title of 2025!
It can be any title, any genre, and year — join the sweet science of the discussion! You might even discover a new title that will hook you. No one has to throw in the towel, they’re all gonna be champs and not bums!
WHEN: Wednesday, Dec. 3; Noon – 1 p.m.
WHERE: Library (“Our Stories” Area)
We look forward to seeing you and stepping in the [friendly] ring with us!
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*CANCELLED*
This event has been cancelled due to weather conditions.
We hope that you can join us for future events.
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Ready to roll the dice and challenge your friends? Join us for an exciting Games Night in the University Library!
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Presented by the Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Coordinator in Student Services and Accessibility, Belonging and Community Office and hosted by the ULethbridge Library, this workshop honours Canada’s National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women. December 6 commemorates the 14 women murdered in the 1989 École Polytechnique massacre.
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Celebrate International Education Week at the Living Library!
WHEN: Thursday, Nov. 20 | 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
WHERE: University Library Entrance/Exit
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During the Term Break (November 10 – 14), the Library's staffed hours are as follows:
The Library 24-Hour Study will be available during the unstaffed hours of operation.
For a complete overview of Library hours, click here.
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In your next research project, will you need to analyze a fair amount of qualitative data (e.g., interviews, focus groups, open-ended survey questions)? If so, in this hands-on, two-part workshop you will learn how to use NVivo, an application designed to help organize, analyze and create meaning from unstructured data.
WHEN
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In your next research project, will you need to analyze a fair amount of qualitative data (e.g., interviews, focus groups, open-ended survey questions)? If so, in this hands-on, two-part workshop you will learn how to use NVivo, an application designed to help organize, analyze and create meaning from unstructured data.
WHEN
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EndNote is a citation management software that can help you manage, organize and use your research literature. It integrates with Microsoft Word (and selected other word processing software) so that you can "cite-while-you-write" using your choice of citation styles. EndNote is available for both Windows and Mac computers. We will be using the latest version in the Windows/PC environment with Microsoft Word.
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The Library invites you to the launch of a new space on Level 10 — the Tyson Reading Area.
In it, you'll find materials bequeathed by honorary ULethbridge degree holder Dr. Ian Tyson (LLD '15), the notable singer-songwriter and southern Alberta rancher who passed away in 2022.
This space houses the majority of his donation, focusing on the topics of southern Alberta, ranching, and music; other books have been added to both our main and special collections.