What's New at the Library

The Laurier Library is releasing a compilation video called Love in the Time of COVID featuring creative submissions from more than 20 local arts organizations.

The Laurier Library is piloting a new Scan on Demand service which will provide users with the ability to request digital scans from books or journals from the Library’s print collection on Waterloo campus at this time.

Laurier Library is now providing appointments for bookable study space for students at our Waterloo campus library. This service is currently only available for Laurier students.

During the Fall 2020 term, the Library and the Robert Langen Art Gallery are teaming up with the Lotus Meditation Centre to offer a series of free-guided meditation sessions delivered live on Zoom

Further to the president’s recent message announcing Wilfrid Laurier University’s Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Action Plan, the Laurier Library stands strong with our University community, in solidarity...

In celebration of Black History Month, the Library had a selection of new and important resources in our collection, including books, articles, databases, and more. Details can be found on the Black History Month Guide.

In celebration of Black History Month, here is a selection of new and important resources in our collection, including print books, electronic books, journal articles, databases, and more.

Recognizing February is Black History Month, we invite you to explore these resources in our collection, including print books, ebooks, journal articles and more

In collaboration with the Waterloo Potters Workshop, the Robert Langen Art Gallery will host the 7th annual Empty Bowls event.

The Library is pleased to announce the winners of its new Library Undergraduate Research Award.