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Fifty-year-old tables from the Concordia Library have been reconditioned and are now located on LB-3 in the Webster Library, in the Curriculum Collection. These tables were salvaged from the Norris Building by Gheri Celin (a now-retired library employee), when the downtown… Continue Reading →
By Shea Betts, MLIS student (McGill University) and Concordia Student Librarian Even in an age of intensive off-campus library use, communal spaces such as reading rooms can encourage study (Gayton, 2007). Although the availability of electronic library resources allows users… Continue Reading →
Concordia University Records Management and Archives recently posted eight interesting before and after images of buildings on both the Sir George Williams (downtown) and Loyola campuses. It was only 26 years ago that the McConnell Library building’s construction began. Thank… Continue Reading →
