Do you have library fines to pay? Why not turn them into something positive?
From November 24 to December 5, all fines paid at the library will be donated directly to the Douglas College Student Union Emergency Food Bank. It’s a great way to clear...
The Library is celebrating Archives Awareness Week (Nov 16-22) and we want you to celebrate with us! Join us for either or both of these events, which are taking place at both the New Westminster and Coquitlam campus libraries on the same days and...
Join us in the College concourse on November 12 from 1–4 pm for Zinefest 2025—a celebration of creativity, self-expression, and DIY publishing! Browse a vibrant mix of zine vendors showcasing their unique publications, connect with local creators...
The Library and Learning Centre will be closed for Remembrance Day on Tuesday, November 11.
Ask questions to help you start on your financial journey, get goodies, and enter to win a prize! All financial literacy workshops run from 12:30 - 1:20pm and are held in-person in the Library Event Space (N2100B) at the New Westminster Campus and...
Register for the upcoming workshops sponsored by the Learning Centre and get ahead in your studies this semester!
Register for the upcoming workshops sponsored by the Learning Centre and get ahead in your studies this semester!
Welcome to the Douglas College Learning Centre podcast, where peer tutors share real tips on learning, studying, and thriving in college. Each episode is short, easy to follow, and packed with advice from students, for students. Plus, you’ll find...
We are very excited to share news about a new pilot initiative, the Teaching and Research Commons or TREC. TREC is a collaborative partnership between Academic Technology Services (ATS), Douglas Educational Support Community (DESC), the Library and...
During the LLPA PD Days in August 2023, Janette Tilley (LLPA Associate Dean) and Nathan Hall (Faculty member / Educational Technology and Pedagogy Coordinator) gave a 90-minute session titled Chatting about AI: Assignment and syllabus design through...