Faculty of Art
Communicating Research: User Engagement and Comprehension of Video Abstracts
March 7, 2022
MLIS student Alice Li is looking for participants for this pilot study about user engagement and comprehension with research videos.Posted in News
Dr. Hannah Turner receives 2021 Labrecque-Lee Book Award
February 28, 2022
The prize recognizes her book "Cataloguing Culture" and its valuable insight into the history of anthropology and its complicity in the dispossession of Indigenous peoples in North America.Posted in News
Unkweusultineg Protecting Self & Community: Indigenous Activism & Safety in the Digital World
February 25, 2022
In this Digital Tattoo blog post, MLIS student Taya Jardine talks about the history of Indigenous activism online and digital safety tips.Posted in News
UBC iSchool Town Hall 8.0
February 24, 2022
Students are invited to join this student-focused Town Hall to engage in conversation with faculty, staff and LASSA presidents and address any questions or concerns.Posted in News
UBC iSchool Student Conference Travel Fund
February 24, 2022
The UBC iSchool Student Conference Travel Fund is to support student travel to conferences. The application deadline is Monday, February 28.Posted in News
GAA Opportunity: MLIS Curriculum Review
February 24, 2022
UBC iSchool students are invited to apply for this part-time Graduate Academic Assistant position to assist Dr. Luanne Sinnamon in the MLIS Curriculum Review process.Posted in News
Upcoming Colloquia: CEDaR and Relational Technologies
February 16, 2022
Join Dr. David Gaertner and Dr. Daisy Rosenblum for a presentation of the CEDaR space, a CFI-funded lab at UBC within the Institute for Critical Indigenous Studies.Posted in News
Designing for People (DFP) Grad Training Program
February 2, 2022
The DFP CREATE Program invites UBC iSchool PhD and Masters’ candidates to apply for their Fall 2022 cohort.Posted in News
IBPOC Speaker Series
January 25, 2022
This talk will address anti-Black racism in archival records by providing methods on how to create inclusive descriptions, minimize harm, and develop a critical mindset for understanding the impact of descriptive and access practices.Posted in News
William Shakespeare’s First Folio published in 1623 gifted to UBC Library
January 20, 2022
The texts, edited by Shakespeare’s close friends, fellow writers and actors, are considered the most authoritative of all early printings.Posted in News