New Video Tutorials
To help you research and write from home, we've created video tutorials about topics like searching strategies and using Zotero. Stay tuned for more!
To help you research and write from home, we've created video tutorials about topics like searching strategies and using Zotero. Stay tuned for more!
Due to the March 17, 2020 declaration of a public health emergency in the Province of BC, the Response Team determined that it is best to close the Regent College building, including the Allison Library, until further notice. The library's closure...
To help you research and write from home, we've created a new guide to Online Resources available to you through the Allison Library! If you have any suggestions for resources that may be helpful to other Regent students, fill out the form at the end...
In keeping with precautions around COVID-19, it has been decided that beginning on Monday, March 16, the John Richard Allison Library will only be available for the purpose of returning or retrieving books. Patrons may not use the library as a study...
We have taken several precautions in the Allison Library in light of the COVID-19 virus. All common access keyboards save the keyboard attached to the computer scanner in the copier room have been removed. The computer lab will be closed until...
As of today the John Richard Allison Library has changed its policies for Community Member patrons relating to membership fees, loan limits, and lending time.
Six month memberships increase from $35 to $50.
One year memberships increase...
English as an additional language (EAL) students, we offer workshops with you in mind on reading and note-taking. We also offer writing support through the EAL Writing Centre.
Are you looking for ways to improve your research skills and do well in your coursework this semester? Click here to sign up for our workshops on using the library, taking notes, managing citations, and evaluating sources. If you are a student for...
Taking your first class in a new field of study can be overwhelming. If you are new to Regent, you may find our subject specific research guides helpful in learning about the general landscape of a field and how to start a research project in that...
We’ve moved! The Writing Centre now meets in Study Room 1. To book an appointment, click here. For students for whom English is an additional language, you may prefer to book with the EAL Writing Centre, also in Study Room 1.