The Library Learning Commons is excited to welcome students back to campus! Stop in and see our Back to School display. If there is an item in the display you want to read or watch, just ask us at the Library Services desk! 📚💜
Please join all of us at the Bishop's Library Learning Commons in wishing Willa Montague a very happy retirement!
Thank you for your many years of service and dedication, Willa!
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On Friday, November 11th, the Library is presenting an encore showing of the film “What Happened to Sherman Peabody" with an introduction by Dr. Jean Manore from the History Department.
Please join us in the LLC Agora from 2pm to 3pm
We heard your request! iPhone and Android phone chargers are now available to be borrowed @ the Library Services Desk! 😀
Sept. 30th marks both National Truth and Reconciliation Day & Orange Shirt Day. We have created a display of resources about the residential school system & works from Indigenous authors who felt its intergenerational impact. The display is located near the bottom of the Agora.
We are excited to welcome our new public services librarian, Dr. Peggy Lynn MacIsaac! Dr. MacIsaac will be with us for the next 8 months. She will be teaching ILT courses and providing research help at the Research Assistance Desk. Welcome, Dr. MacIsaac!
A campus-wide electrical shutdown is planned for Tuesday, June 14 from 9:00am-4:00pm. The LLC will remain open, but for safety reasons, the basement level will be inaccessible. Please note there will be no computer access or printing available for the duration of the outage.
The Library Learning Commons is conducting a customer satisfaction survey. Any library user is invited to fill out the survey! It doesn't matter if you use the LLC in-person or online only. More information can be found here: ubishops.ca/library/library-…
Thank you for your time!
In support of the silent vigil being held tonight for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, the Library has created a display of selected resources on violence against Indigenous Women. Please feel free to look at or borrow the items in the display.












