The St. John’s Bible Heritage Edition, generously donated to Regent College earlier this year, has quietly been making itself known throughout the college since its arrival. While we are in the process of creating its permanent home, we couldn’t wait...
The John Richard Allison Library will be closed on September 30, 2021 for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. You can read more about this on Regent's website.
The John Richard Allison Library is pleased to announce the resumption of regular hours and services beginning September 8, 2021, coinciding with the start of Regent College's Fall 2021 term. The Allison Library's operating hours will be from:
8 am...
The John Richard Allison Library is pleased to announce that beginning on Monday, July 12, 2021 we are reopening the stacks. Regent College has relaxed its mask policy as of July 1 but since the stacks are narrow, confined spaces we will require...
The ESL Writing Centre is still open and we have not forgotten you! We have simply adjusted how we are giving access during the Spring and Summer terms because the need for appointments has decreased. If you need help with organizing, researching, or...
Until April 19th, the library has a trial for Theology & Religion Online, the digital home to a growing range of resources designed for students and scholars of Theology, Biblical Studies, Religious Studies and related fields. Feel free to jump in...
If you're looking for new resources, check out the latest database trials offered by UBC Library, including databases like the Encyclopedia of the Bible and its Reception, which contains the most up-to-date information on the origins and development...
On February 22, 2021, Regent College and the John Richard Allison Library will move into stage 3 of reopening. The Allison Library continues to be committed to ensuring the safety of staff and patrons. Many of the pre-existing regulations still apply...
We've created our first online exhibition for you to enjoy from the comfort of your home! Click here to see some of Dr. J. I. Packer's rare books and read about the many ways he contributed to our library during his lifetime.
Are you starting on a research paper and wondering how to go about finding and evaluating sources? This video tutorial will help you on your way!
For more video tutorials like this one, click here.