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Congratulations, Grad Class of 2025!

Congratulations, Grad Class of 2025 Best wishes and good luck, From the Law Library Staff

New Books at the Law Library – 25/05/21

LAW LIBRARY reference room (level 2): KE9275.A3281999 B67 2023 G. Botting, Canadian Extradition Law, 6th ed (LexisNexis Canada, 2023). LAW LIBRARY level 3: KPA4652 .K569 2024 Kim Yong-jin, Han Sang-jin, Pong Chi-uk, Apsu susaek 김 용진, 한 상진, 봉 지욱 , 압수 수색…

Lost access to UN Comtrade

Subscription access currently not working. Free access only. Eresources is investigating!
https://resources.library.ubc.ca/page.php?details=united-nations-commodity-trade-statistics-database&id=482

Open Access Article Publishing at UBC: Annual Report

The Scholarly Communications and Copyright Office has released the 2023/24 Open Access Article Publishing at UBC Report. This report provides an overview of yearly open access (OA) article publishing trends at UBC and seeks to increase transparency around financial conditions for OA article publishing, and to highlight the impact of publisher negotiations on OA at […]

“You Got to Speak Your Mind”: The 1960’s Berkeley Protests

In the 1960’s, tensions around free speech, civil rights, and the Vietnam War were growing at the University of California, Berkeley. Students were organizing politically and becoming increasingly emboldened in their expressions of outrage through civil disobedience. The 1960’s Berkeley protests represented the largest organized student demonstrations to date, drawing unprecedented numbers, producing tangible results, […]

Lost access to ProQuest’s Music Periodicals Database

We’ve lost access to ProQuest’s Music Periodicals Database and the journals included in there.
eResources is investigating!

Upcoming Chung | Lind Gallery Closure

The Chung | Lind Gallery will be closed from Tuesday, April 29 to Saturday, May 17.

The Klondike Gold Rush: Stories Behind the Search for Gold

In August 1896, on the banks of a quiet creek in the remote Yukon territory, the promise of unimaginable fortune shimmered beneath the surface. Skookum Jim (Keish), Tagish Charlie (K̲áa Goox̱), and George Carmack discovered gold in Bonanza Creek. Their find set into motion one of the most legendary gold rushes in North American history: […]