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Exploring the Hidden Stories of Books

How the Andrews gift will support book science research and innovation at UTL

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Solving the 108-year-old mystery of the Somme flower

Thanks to the collaborative efforts at UTL the heartbreaking mystery of the Somme flower has been solved.

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UTL News

Unraveling Finnegans Wake at the Fisher Library
Published November 18, 2024by Alison Lang, UTL NewsOn October 21, the first floor of the Thomas Fisher Rare Book library… Read more
Plucked from the blackened ground: Solving the 108-year-old mystery of the Somme flower
Published: November 8, 2024By: Alison Lang, UTL News “All well with me.”It’s a single line, written quickly on a sheet… Read more
A new Fisher lecture series goes "Beyond the Page" with Indigenous stories
Published: October 29, 2024By: Alison Lang, UTL NewsIn the world of academia, there is a great deal of emphasis placed upon… Read more

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Workshops

20 Nov

Introduction to Using NVivo 14/15 for Qualitative Data Analysis (Mac Version)

20 Nov

3D Printing Safety Training - Information Commons

21 Nov

Ready, Set, Publish: Copyright & Open Access for Researchers

21 Nov

Introduction to 3D Design (in-person)

21 Nov

Bring Your Own Project (Every Thursday All November!)

Celebrate 50 years of Fort Book

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Celebrate Fifty Years of Fort Book

Since opening its doors in 1973, Robarts Library has stood as a beacon of enlightenment, evolving alongside the changing tides of time. Your support allows us to stay at the forefront of knowledge, propelling breakthroughs that redefine what's possible for the next 50 years and beyond.