McGill24 2025
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#McGill24 was back for its tenth year on March 12th, 2025. Gifts of any amount on that day helped unlock challenge funds that will allow McGill Libraries to:
acquire new materials for our collection
enhance access to digital resources and databases
provide technology upgrades and accessibility improvements
restore rare books, archives and visual art materials like the unique Feather Book
so much more
By giving to the libraries, you helped create the next decade of impact. Thank you!
#McGill24 était de retour le 12 mars 2025 pour sa dixième année. Les dons de toute somme ce jour-là ont contribué à débloquer des fonds de défi qui permettront aux bibliothèques de McGill de :
acquérir de nouveaux matériaux pour notre collection
améliorer l'accès aux ressources numériques et aux bases de données
moderniser la technologie et améliorer l'accessibilité
restaurer des livres rares, des archives et des œuvres d'art visuelles, comme le livre de plumes
et bien plus encore !
En donnant aux bibliothèques, vous avez contribué à façonner la prochaine décennie d’impact. Merci !
The impact of giving to the Library
Gifts to the Library have an immediate impact, providing students with the tools they need to nurture their curiosity, achieve academic success and go on to fulfilling careers. The following are just a few of the many things made possible through recent donations.
Renovation of the Colgate Room in Rare Books and Special Collections thanks to the Joan and Clifford Hatch Family Foundation – transformed into a flexible space for both lectures and classes.- The Sheila R. Bourke Rare and Special Children’s Literature Collection – used in teaching and learning and available online as a digital collection.
- Student internships in the McGill Visual Arts Collection (VAC) – gives students the chance to gain valuable work experience while also helping with the day-to-day management of over +2,500 artworks as well as outreach and art education initiatives.
- The Michele Larose-Osler Artist-in-Residence programme – promotes interaction with the Osler Library’s history of medicine materials in new and surprising ways.
Contact
Steven Spodek, Development and Alumni Relations Officer
Office of the Dean of Libraries
3459 McTavish Street, H3A 0C9, Montreal, QC, Canada
Phone: 514-398-1771
steven.spodek [at] mcgill.ca (Email)
