Drop by one of our Get Set! Privacy Clinics to enjoy refreshments, some company, and a bit of dedicated space and time to review and protect your digital privacy...
Effective April 24th 2025, the library’s discovery platform OneSearch and all EBSCO databases, will have a new look!
The user interface for all EBSCO databases will be revamped on April 24th 2025. The new user interface is based on customer...
In celebration of Earth Day, Douglas College has installed three oil paintings gifted by international climate artist and sculptor K.A. Colorado at the New Westminster Campus Library. The paintings were officially unveiled to the community at a...
In 500 words or fewer, we asked you to write a poem that inspires joy, awe, or inspiration for the little things in life—and you truly delivered! With over 80 incredible submissions, choosing just four winners was no easy task.
Haiku is a type of short form poetry, originally from Japan, that often focuses on images from nature and emphasizes simplicity, intensity, and directness of expression.
Drop by the New Westminster or Coquitlam Campus libraries during the lunch...
Join us in the Library Zen Zone during the week leading up to exams for a chance to relax, create, and recharge. There will be colouring, puzzles, origami, relaxing games... and books, can’t forget the books! This is a collaborative event put on by...
All but the last of the financial literacy workshops run from 12:30 - 1:15pm and are held in person at the New Westminster Campus Library Quiet Study Room (N2100B). Sign up for one or all five! Ask questions, get goodies, and enter a draw to win a...
The Douglas College Learning Centre is hiring peer tutors to start from Fall 2025. You can earn money and engage in professional training leading to certification from the College Reading and Learning Association.
We are looking for peer tutors...
In 2023, librarians at St. Clair College in Windsor, Ontario launched Misinformation March, a month-long event dedicated to learning about the dangers of mis- and disinformation, and how to recognize fake news and deepfakes.
Inspired by this, Douglas...
Freedom to Read Week is an annual event that encourages Canadians to think about and reaffirm their commitment to intellectual freedom.
Freedom to read can never be taken for granted. Even in Canada, a free country by world standards, books and...