The eJournal Portal (the “Journal Titles tab on the Library Homepage) is down.
To find a journal by its title, please go to this page:
…and search for your journal. Should be fixed shortly.
The eJournal Portal (the “Journal Titles tab on the Library Homepage) is down.
To find a journal by its title, please go to this page:
…and search for your journal. Should be fixed shortly.
Looks like Audio Cine Films (a site for streaming movies) has changed some of their links, and some records in our catalogue no longer work.
If you run into this problem, go to our Resource page and, after logging into Audio Cine< search for your movie on their site.
On a User’s 1st visit to the Taylor & Francis ebook site, after authenticating via OpenAthens, they will be asked to begin to set up an account.
1st question is to identify your Country/Region. Just say “Canada”.
Ignore box for “Marketing materials”.
Tick box to agree to “Terms & Conditions”.
You will be then identified as “User” for this and all future visits. You can choose to update “User” to your own info, but for privacy reasons, you can ignore.
Similar experiences have been reported on other sites on 1st visits. Report any questions/problems via the Ask Us! portal.
While the majority of the Library’s online resources have successfully transitioned to OpenAthens authentication, there are some post-launch access problems with the following providers:
BMJ Best Practice
CHASS (Industry Norms and Key Business Indicators) – access restored July 5
Web of Science interoperability (database cross-search)
Mary Ann Liebert – access restored June 23
Grant Connect – access available to legacy site only June 17
Drama Online (Bloomsbury) – access restored June 16
Justis – access restored June 15
Late Qing Dynasty & Minguo Periodical Fulltext Database (1933-1949) – access restored June 16
We are working with vendors to resolve access as quickly as possible and apologize for the inconvenience. Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation.
Please check our comprehensive guide for help with accounts, linking, customization tips and more.
Report issues via the Ask Us portal.
The Library is in the middle of a migration to a new authentication system : OpenAthens.
No doubt there will be some hiccups along the way.
Please be patient as we work out the bugs, and look to our new Ask Us portal to report any problems.
Problem fixed!
Currently, Print books in Summon are displaying a “Locations” hypertext that leads to a “Try UBC eLink” button that leads to an error.
As a result, you can’t get to the Print book’s record in the Catalogue from Summon.
To get to the Print Book’s records, search for the book’s title from here .
Use the “Search Catalogue” option Title begins with from the drop-down menu.
We hope to have this resolved ASAP.
According to Ex Libris, migration successful and all services restored.
On May 29th, our 3rd-party discovery service, Ex Libris, is migrating to new servers. As a result, there will be some interruption to our discovery services for 24 hours (Saturday, May 29 at 18:00 PDT to Sunday, May 30 at 18:00 PDT).
Please be aware of the following during this period:
As a result of our Citation Linker being down, there will also be some disruptions to:
Users who try to use the Citation Linker or the eJournal Portal will see a message from Ex Libris explaining that the service is unavailable due to scheduled maintenance.
Please report any problems through our Help Form:
UBC Restored to Google Scholar
Google Scholar has dropped UBC Library (UBC eLink) as an option from its “Library Links” under “Settings”. Unfortunately, this will take about a week to resolve.
In the meanwhile, if you have installed our Library Access Browser Extension from Lean Library, you can highlight the article’s title from a Google Scholar result, right click, and use the “Search_Summon@UBC” option to run a search in Summon.