Library News and Events

The Education & Music Library will be closed for the May long weekend.
(Sat., Sun. & Mon.) See our website for regular hours.

Starting June 3 we will begin moving print materials from the current Health Sciences Library into our new location, the Leslie and Irene Dubé Health Sciences Library (on the corner of College and Wiggins). We anticipate the move will take about 2 weeks.

On June 10-11 the current Health Sciences Library will be closed to enable us to set up shop in the new library. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you.

On June 12 we will reopen in our new location as the Leslie and Irene Dubé Health Sciences Library! Materials will continue to be moved into the new library until approximately June 14.

If you have any questions or would like more information about the move, please email: hslmove@library.usask.ca

If during our move you are unable to locate library material, please ask for assistance at the circulation desk or phone 306-966-5991.

Are you new to the University? We like to welcome new students and introduce you to the best places to study and do your research on campus! We have 7 branch libraries to help with your studies and research.

Drop by the reference desk of any branch library and visit us for a quick demo of the library's website and/or a quick tour of the library.

Humanities and Social Sciences students can drop by the Reference Desk on the 1st Floor of the Murray Library, across from the elevators. Find out more about library tours.

Do you want to integrate video segments into presentations and distance learning courseware?

The University Library has acquired Films on Demand: Master Academic Collection, a streaming video collection of thousands of high-quality digital programs and video clips, covering topics in the humanities, social sciences, sciences, business and economics, and health.

Subjects covered include: Anthropology, Area Studies, Art & Architecture, Biology, Business & Economics, Communication, Computers & Technology, Criminal Justice, Earth Science, Education, English & Language Arts, Environmental Science, Geography, Health & Medicine, History, Mathematics, Music & Dance, Philosophy & Religion, Physical Science, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, and World Languages.

You can access Films on Demand through the library catalogue tab, the Articles and Databases tab, or through the Electronic Resource page.

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