Notice Board

What is a Living Library?
Instead of a book, borrow an actual person and have a real conversation. Please come and ask questions to our Living Library and learn more about Afghanistan, China, Ecuador, India, Japan, Mexico, and South Korea.

Location: By the Library entrance

Why this event is taking place?
To celebrate the International Education Week and to celebrate the existing diversity of our University.

What is a Living Library?
Instead of a book, borrow an actual person and have a real conversation. Please come and ask questions to our Living Library and learn more about Afghanistan, China, Ecuador, India, Japan, Mexico, and South Korea.

Location: Near the Library entrance.

Why this event is taking place?
To celebrate the International Education Week and to celebrate the existing diversity of our University.

How do you tell the story of your research and creative work? How can you show the impact of your work? And what on earth does “Altmetrics” mean anyway? Come to this panel discussion and find out!

What kinds of practices are considered to be predatory, and how can you tell predatory and reputable publishers apart?

November is National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) and the U of L Library is hosting weekly write-ins for novelists working on their NaNoWriMo projects.  Are you one of the many people who wants to write a novel someday?  Well, someday has arrived!

Gerald Beasley, Chief Librarian & Vice-Provost at the U of A, will give a special presentation on Open Access.