Join us at Dal Libraries! We're currently hiring a Resources Licensing Manager. Apply by August 9, 2024: dal.peopleadmin.ca/postings/17217

Killam Retrofit Update: The Killam Atrium will remain closed until Tuesday, August 13 to allow for the remaining window replacement and ductwork installation. Thank you for your patience as the final touches are applied!

Please note: Noise is expected August 7 & 8 at the Wallace McCain Learning Commons. Noise-cancelling headphones are recommended. Students requiring quiet or silent study can find alternative study spaces at the Killam Library.

Library Support for UGME Lecturers & Case Authors Dalhousie Libraries can help you by checking that books or articles you recommend are available and accessible to students across sites. Reach out ASAP to ensure materials are available prior to your session DalMedSchool DalMedNB

Today is International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples. Make time to explore Ta'n me'j Tel-keknuo'ltiek: How Unique We Still Are at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. This exhibit reflects how Mi’kmaw people remain connected to the lands and waters of Mi’kma’ki.

Please note: The Killam Library University Avenue entrance is closed today, Monday, to remove the covered walkway in the atrium. Please use the learning commons door or the accessible Howe Hall entrance. The University Ave entrance reopens Tuesday along with the atrium! 🎉

Dr. Stacy Allison-Cassin recently spoke to Portia Clark on Information Morning about the edit-a-thon held at Dal Libraries to improve Wikipedia and Wikidata content related to Mi’kmaw people and Mi'kma'ki. Listen: cbc.ca/listen/live-ra…

On #NationalAcadianDay we celebrate the contribution of Acadians and the importance of Acadian culture in making Atlantic Canada special. Visit the Killam Library service point to see more of our recommended readings

More than just books, Dalhousie Libraries is home to a wealth of services to assist your academic work! ow.ly/yG7U50SZjFH

Discover Dal Archives' Waldren Studios collection: 45,000 historic glass plate negatives and prints, including early photos of Black Nova Scotians, local industries like coal mining and shipbuilding, family groups, and scenes from pre-1874 New Glasgow: dalspace.library.dal.ca/handle/10222/1…

Registration for TA Days 2024 is open! This is an incredible opportunity for all #DalhousieU graduate students and TAs to come together, share knowledge, and gain valuable insights into teaching and learning. tinyurl.com/2p92ce7x

Our Classroom Technologies team invites faculty and instructors to check out the technology in classrooms on the Studley, Sexton & Truro campuses before classes start. They can answer your classroom tech-related questions - email [email protected] today to schedule an appointment!

Are you new to Dalhousie University or looking for a refresher on what the libraries offer? Faculty, staff, and students are welcome to attend a 45-minute orientation webinar to learn about our many resources and services: dal.libcal.com/event/3814525 #newtodal

New to Dal or looking for a refresher on what the libraries offer? All faculty, staff, and students are invited to attend a 45-minute webinar, where you will learn about the many resources and services available to you through Dalhousie Libraries: ow.ly/7NQ250T7zQC

Join us for Intellectual Property + Copyright Essentials for the Dalhousie University Community - essential information about your rights as both a creator and as a user of the works of others. September 16, 2-3pm dal.libcal.com/event/3813984

We're excited to welcome students back to campus! If you are a new student - or a returning student and just need a library refresher - visit our "Help, I'm New" page — or, better yet, visit us in person! 📚💫 libraries.dal.ca/help/help-new.…

Aimed at grad students, teaching and research assistants, Research Camp helps you develop skills for literature searching and information management. Pick and choose from online self-paced modules that interest you: dal.ca.libguides.com/ResearchCamp/h…

GIS Centre's Lunchless Learn: QGIS Introduction - First Encounters of the GIS Kind. This September 25 hands-on intro session is open to all! Get to know and understand what GIS is and how it can be used. Register online: dal.libcal.com/event/3829483