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Dr. John Archer Library Academic library for the University of Regina

The Dr. John Archer Library on the University of Regina campus houses monograph and journal collections of some 2.4 million items. The Dr. John Archer Library holds about 813,000 books, pamphlets and journals, approximately 576,000 government publications (including 294,000 in microform), 913,000 other items in microform, as well as a growing collection of recordings and materials in other media.

Join University of Regina Film Production Professor Mark Wihak in conversation with author Mary-Lou Rosengren and direct...
10/15/2026

Join University of Regina Film Production Professor Mark Wihak in conversation with author Mary-Lou Rosengren and director Jack Hilkewich about their companion works that document the incredible career of Dr. William Mainprize, a doctor in rural Saskatchewan for 60 years.

Rosengren's new book is titled Remembering Mainprize: The Legacy of a Country Doctor, His People and His Park. Hilkewich's new documentary film is titled Mainprize.

October 27, 4-5 PM
Dr. John Archer Library & Archives
Wascana Room (107.33) Main Floor
University of Regina

The next Archer Book Club meeting will be on October 28, 2026, at 12pm (Online via MicrosoftTeams), with this month's se...
10/14/2026

The next Archer Book Club meeting will be on October 28, 2026, at 12pm (Online via MicrosoftTeams), with this month's selection being Rosemary's Baby by Ira Levin. This is our annual horror selection for autumn, and is a classic examination of the occult, body horror, psychological terror, feminism, and religious horror (which inspired, influenced, and paved the way for other literary and film classics like The Omen, The Exorcist, and Hereditary).

Please view our library guide for more information including content warnings and Teams link info:

https://library.uregina.ca/archerbookclub

Or contact the Archer Library's Arlysse Quiring ([email protected]) who will be hosting this month's meeting.

We are pleased to introduce Jenae Onderwater, a History Honours Project student who is completing an experiential learni...
10/13/2026

We are pleased to introduce Jenae Onderwater, a History Honours Project student who is completing an experiential learning placement at the Dr. John Archer Library & Archives. Jenae will be participating in various projects, committee meetings and instruction sessions this academic year in order to learn more about the work that the Archer team does to support teaching, learning, research and community engagement. Welcome Jenae - we're glad you're here!

Thanksgiving is Monday, October 12th, which means that the Archer Library and Archives will be open for reduced holiday ...
10/10/2026

Thanksgiving is Monday, October 12th, which means that the Archer Library and Archives will be open for reduced holiday hours. The Library will be open from 12:00 pm until 5 pm, with the Help Desk shutting down 15 minutes prior to building closing. The Help Desk will be staffed by student assistants for the day and so some services may not be available. Normal operating hours will resume the following day.

Enjoy your Thanksgiving weekend!

The University of Regina, First Nations University of Canada, SK-NEIHR, and the University of Saskatchewan are pleased t...
10/07/2026

The University of Regina, First Nations University of Canada, SK-NEIHR, and the University of Saskatchewan are pleased to announce that Research Engagement Day will conclude with a screening of Wolf Blood Memories, three short films by Dianne Ouellette. She is an independent filmmaker, Saskatchewan Métis Nation citizen, Sessional Instructor in the Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance and a Communications Specialist at the U of R. This is a free public event and details are at https://www.uregina.ca/events/2026/10/wolf-blood-memories-three-short-films-by-dianne-ouellette.html.

We are excited to host Dr. Muhammad Asadullah who will discuss a new book he has co-authored titled Restorative Justice ...
10/07/2026

We are excited to host Dr. Muhammad Asadullah who will discuss a new book he has co-authored titled Restorative Justice in Canada. He will explore what it means to teach and practice restorative justice in a settler-colonial country, how the field extends beyond courtrooms into classrooms, prisons, and communities, and what is gained — and what is put at risk — when a fundamentally relational practice meets the institutions of the state. Details are at https://uregina.libcal.com/event/4076290.

We have upgraded our discovery search tool, Quick Find and we invite students to submit original artwork for a chance to...
10/05/2026

We have upgraded our discovery search tool, Quick Find and we invite students to submit original artwork for a chance to have their work featured on the main image on the Library's search platform! The contest is titled Art of Discovery: A Student Art Contest for the Library’s Quick Find and the theme is Together, We Learn. Show us what discovery, learning, and community looks like at the University of Regina and the Federated Colleges. There are prizes for finalists and the contest is open to all currently registered students from all programs at the University of Regina, Campion College, Luther College, and First Nations University of Canada. Contest details are at https://library.uregina.ca/librarycontest and the submission deadline is Jan. 29, 2027

We invite you to register for Research Engagement Day at Innovation Place at the University of Regina on October 8! Thi...
10/05/2026

We invite you to register for Research Engagement Day at Innovation Place at the University of Regina on October 8! This free event brings together researchers, community members, and partners to share knowledge, build connections, and advance Indigenous health research through collaboration and community-driven approaches.

Hosted by SK-NEIHR, the University of Regina, First Nations University of Canada and the University of Saskatchewan, the event will highlight community-driven approaches to research and collaboration.

As part of this event, the Library is pleased to co-host a screening of Wolf Blood: The Threads that Bind, aen loo pawatamihk (wolf dream or I dream of wolves) and lii bufloo aen loo kishkishiw (buffalo wolf memory) followed by a Q&A with director Dianne Ouellette. Register at https://www.surveymonkey.ca/r/Oct2026REday

We are very excited to announce a new AI Literacy Badge! By attending only 5 short workshops, you can earn a digital bad...
10/01/2026

We are very excited to announce a new AI Literacy Badge! By attending only 5 short workshops, you can earn a digital badge to list on your resume and build valuable skills as a student. Our first AI literacy session is Oct. 2. See https://library.uregina.ca/ailit for more information.

We are excited to host the first Faculty of MAP Presentation Series session of 2026-27. Join Associate Professor Holly ...
10/01/2026

We are excited to host the first Faculty of MAP Presentation Series session of 2026-27. Join Associate Professor Holly Fay on Oct 2 at 3:30pm as she will present on her developing body of drawing and photographic work centred on the vibrant plant life of the grasslands. Holly will also discuss drawing as a practice, a medium, and a philosophical approach to understanding the world. More information and free registration to this hybrid event are at https://uregina.libcal.com/event/4061302.

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3737 Wascana Parkway
Regina, SK
S4S0A2

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Tuesday 7:30am - 2am
Wednesday 7:30am - 2am
Thursday 7:30am - 2am
Friday 7:30am - 2am
Saturday 8am - 2am
Sunday 8am - 2am

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