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Summer 2025 Zero-Cost eTextbook Savings Round Out the Year
eTextbooks for Students (Summer 2025) For the 2025 Summer semester, UVic Libraries' eTextbooks program saved students a whopping $92,199.84, beating lasts summer's savings by $29,596.74! This is a continuation of the UVic Libraries' eTextbooks for students project,...
The Future is Open: Launching the Open Science Community of Victoria (OSCV)
By Monique Grenier | June 18, 2025 In today's digital age, a significant amount of research data remains inaccessible to the public. This creates a major hurdle, as data is the engine of discovery and innovation. To tackle this challenge, Open Science has emerged as a...
Whose Knowledge Guides the Fisheries? The Gap Between Policy and Practice
11 June 2025| Vancouver is Awesome via UVic News According to a new article, a recent study has found that Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) has fallen short in its efforts to meaningfully integrate Indigenous knowledge into fisheries management. Of 78 public policy...
The Arctic Sends a Warning in Feathers
25 May 2025 | Toronto Star via UVic News In Canada’s sweeping Arctic skies, the snowy owl has long symbolized untamed beauty and northern resilience. But now, this striking species is raising a red flag. A recent article reveals that snowy owl populations have dropped...
New Issue of Philosophy in Review – Vol. 45, No. 2 Now Live!
The May issue of Philosophy in Review (Vol. 45, No. 2) is now available! This edition brings together insightful reviews of recent philosophical publications, covering a range of topics from semantics to cosmotechnics. Whether you're an avid reader of philosophy or...
Grunt Work: Tracking Arctic Cod Through Sound
April 22, 2025 | Victoria News via UVic News A newly discovered grunting sound made by Arctic cod is helping scientists at the University of Victoria (UVic) uncover critical ecological insights—and develop new methods for tracking this keystone Arctic species. Leading...
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