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About 500 titles have been identified for removal from the collection. Targeted titles have a bright pink/red dot on the spine: damaged books, older editions, multiple copies, as well as dictionaries and handbooks (majority of which we are available electronically) are primary candidates.

Titles located between NA 2853 - NZ 260 are ready for review. If in your opinion… Read More

In response to renovation and consolidation requirements for space in the library, Business librarians undertook a review of the collection. 

Newer items or items used within the last five years have been kept. All other titles not fitting these requirements were reviewed… Read More

About 500 titles have been identified for removal from the collection. Targeted titles have a bright pink dot on the spine: damaged books, older editions, multiple copies, as well as dictionaries and handbooks (majority of which we are available electronically) are primary candidates.

Titles located between N1 – NA 2853 are ready for review. If in your opinion a title… Read More

A list of Economy titles identified for removal is available here:

• Titles for Faculty Review

The spreadsheet is organized into tabs by the… Read More

The Journalism and Communication Studies print books are located in the Library in the following sections:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1x2LC-bGfyvnKBvfnV5gDnjbO063cTE5JiM5c452HT4k/edit?usp=sharing

Approximately 400 print titles have been… Read More

The Political Science books are located in the "J to JZ" section of the library. This section contains 7437 print titles. Approximately 900 titles have beed identified for removal from the collection. Targeted titles have a bright pink dot on the spine: damaged books, older editions, and multiple copies are primary candidates. Others include dictionaries and government handbooks, as many are… Read More

This past year a study for the renovation and expansion of the John L. Haar Library was developed through an iterative and collaborative process with Facilities Management and Operations, University LIbrary staff, students, partners and other stakeholders through a series of workshops and "pop-up" events on campus.

Many issues and concerns were identified, from needing more bookable… Read More