We are the downtown Vancouver branch of Simon Fraser University Library and are pleased to support teaching, research and lifelong learning at Simon Fraser University's Vancouver campus.
We are grateful to be located on the lands of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səl̓ilw̓ətaʔɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. Acknowledging the benefits of occupying this land, the Library commits to becoming a more welcoming space for Indigenous Peoples by centering Indigenous voices in our collections, services, and programs.
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Borrow equipment
Learn more →Need to borrow a laptop? We have those! Plus calculators, chargers, microphones, projectors, pointers, even scissors and markers -- and of course books too.
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Access online content with just one click
Learn more →LibKey Nomad is a browser extension that lets you go right from your web search to full-text article content.
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New Copyright Clearance Fund
Learn more →Need copyright clearance for one or two readings? You may be eligible for our new fund.
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Learn more about truth and reconciliation this month at Project 57
Learn more →Read about Orange Shirt Day, relationality, cultural humility, and appropriation.
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Register for All in a Day: Research and Writing for Graduate Students
Learn more →This conference-style event offers a full day of the Research Commons’ most popular workshops, specifically designed for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows.
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MFA required to access Library materials
Learn more →Set up and use SFU's Multi-Factor Authentication System to access Library materials.
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The haft paykar : a medieval Persian romance /
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Here now : Indigenous arts of North America at the Denver Art Museum /
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In/formal marketplaces : experiments with urban reconfiguration /
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Urban indigenous people : stories of healing in the city /
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A few rules for predicting the future : an essay /
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Their borders, our world : building new solidarities with Palestine /
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Bíilukaa /
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Leaf plan : towards the ecological transition /
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Heavyweight : a family story of the Holocaust, empire, and memory /