Last update: November 10, 2022, at 11:29 a.m.
Important :
Our librarians offer one-on-one research and reference help through:
Please contact the librarian in charge of your program:
Marta Samokishyn: Canon Law, Theology, Conflict Studies, Transformative Leadership, Counselling and Spirituality
Victoria Tsonos: Social Communication, Social Innovation, Philosophy and Public Ethics
Nous pouvons numériser et vous envoyer par courriel une copie PDF des articles et des livres (jusqu’à 20 % du livre) qui sont disponibles seulement en format papier. Veuillez envoyer vos demandes par écrit à l’adresse biblio@ustpaul.ca.
Pour ajouter de l’argent à votre compte PaperCut, vous devez envoyer un courriel à l’adresse cms-msc@ustpaul.ca en y incluant votre prénom, votre nom de famille et votre numéro d’étudiant.
La bibliothèque offre quatre salles d’étude de groupe (réservées aux groupes de deux personnes ou plus) ainsi qu’une salle d’étude pour les étudiants de 2e et 3e cycles. Ces salles peuvent être réservées pour une période de deux heures en utilisant le système LibCal, auquel vous pouvez accéder ici. Deux personnes doivent se présenter au comptoir de services pour obtenir la clé de la salle d’étude de groupe réservée.
We are able to scan and send by email a PDF copy of articles and books (up to 20% of the book) that are only available in print format. Please send your requests in writing to biblio@ustpaul.ca.
To add money to your PaperCut account, please send an email to cms-msc@ustpaul.ca with your full name and student number.
The library offers four group study rooms (reserved for groups of two or more people) as well as a graduate student study room. These rooms can be booked for 2-hour periods through the library’s LibCal system, available here. Two people must be present to ask the service desk staff for the key to the group study room they have booked.
The Writing Centre is open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Thursday.
Writing help is provided through:
Please contact the writing advisor to set up an appointment:
Please consult the Writing Centre’s webpage for more information about services and appointments.
The library offers help through the Ask a Librarian chat service, where students have access to librarians’ help in real time through a virtual chat. The link to the service is available on the library’s homepage.
Starting September 6, 2022, the hours for the chat service are as follows:
Saint Paul University students, faculty, and alumni: Book loans can be made in person at the service desk (see opening hours here) or through email (see email procedure below).
uOttawa students and faculty: Loan requests must be sent by email (see email procedure below).
Email procedure: Please send your request to biblio@ustpaul.ca (Monday-Friday only). Pickup information will be provided on a case-by-case basis.
Renewals can be done in person at the service desk or online using your library account. To access your library account, visit Omni and click on the login (located in the top right-hand corner of the screen).
If you wish to return a book, please use the book return box located outside the library.
The library is now offering a free home delivery service to members of the Saint Paul University community. This allows SPU students (undergraduate and graduate), faculty, post-doctoral fellows, affiliated researchers, staff, and alumni living anywhere in Canada but outside of the Ottawa-Gatineau region* to have up to ten (10) books from the library’s general collection delivered at no cost.
Details of the service:
* This service is also available to those who have an illness or disability living within the Ottawa-Gatineau region.
How to request an item:
We thank you for your patience and cooperation. For any other questions, please email biblio@ustpaul.ca.
Please check back here regularly and follow the library’s social media accounts for updates.