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Celebrate Black History Month at the Library and discover our resources and events throughout February. Join us to learn, connect, and get inspired!

On March 13th, 1968, Mary Ann Lavallee, member of the Cowess First Nation in Saskatchewan, gave the opening speech at The first Alberta Native Women’s Conference.*

This year’s top research stories showcase the power of collaboration. By uniting disciplines and engaging communities and industry, these partnerships deepen our understanding of society’s most pressing challenges and shape solutions that deliver real impact.

Congratulations to the Metadata Creation team, which was awarded the President's Award for Best Practices in Francophonie and French Language Services at the 2025 University of Ottawa President’s Awards Gala.

Exam time! The Library has everything you need to study smarter, stay focused and succeed. Here are some tips and resources to help you during exam period!

What if a simple act of reorganization became the starting point for collective adventure and a better understanding of our feminist history? That's the challenge our team has set itself in rethinking how to preserve, present, and share the photographs in the Canadian Women's Movement Archives (CWMA) collection. Because in archives, as in life, one small change can lead to bigger possibi...

In celebration of Canadian Library Month, we are pleased to share the launch of the Library’s new Strategic Plan—a guiding framework that will shape our priorities and impact from 2025 to 2030.

As we celebrate Women’s History Month, the University of Ottawa Library is proud to share that it has received the official certificate of inscription from the Canadian Commission for UNESCO (CCUNESCO) recognizing the Canadian Women’s Movement Archives Collection as part of the Canada Memory of the World Register.

Did you know that librarians at uOttawa are actively collaborating with libraries throughout Canada and around the world to safeguard the future of print scholarship?

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