Leddy Library archivist Sarah Glassford sees parallels between the current COVID-19 pandemic and the wartime experiences of Canadian women documented in her new book.
Sarah Glassford sees parallels between the current COVID-19 pandemic and the wartime experiences of Canadian women documented in her new book.
Academic support services — the Centre for Teaching and Learning, the Office of Open Learning, and the Leddy Library — have released information of interest to UWindsor instructors.
Blackboard upgrade
The Leddy Library has issued a challenge for people to try cooking from some historic recipes.
The Leddy Library has issued a challenge for people to try cooking from some historic recipes.
UWindsor students, faculty, and staff are eligible for trial access to the Kanopy video streaming service.
UWindsor students, faculty, and staff are eligible for trial access to the Kanopy video streaming service.
The Leddy Library and Law Library have moved to a remote working environment.
The Leddy Library and Law Library have moved to a remote working environment.
Starting Monday, March 16, the Leddy Library will sell used books and materials at bargain prices.
Starting Monday, March 16, the Leddy Library will sell used books and materials at bargain prices.
Consultations will help inform decisions on a new and improved Leddy Library.
Consultations will help inform decisions on a new and improved Leddy Library.
A display in the Leddy Library invites users to explore the works of female authors and share the names of women who have inspired them.
A display in the Leddy Library invites users to explore the works of female authors and share the names of women who have inspired them.
Learn to make zines Wednesday in the Leddy Library.
Learn to make zines Wednesday in the Leddy Library.
Economics student Danielle Duplessis takes in a display of “I Read Canadian Day” materials in the entrance of the Leddy Library.
A display in the Leddy Library lobby promotes the inaugural “I Read Canadian Day,” Wednesday, Feb. 19.
