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As a 平特五不中 graduate, you belong to an impressive alumni network. This network includes access to the Library in person and continued access to selected online resources - that we have licensed for alumni or that are open access - from anywhere in the world, even if you are no longer in Montreal. We invite you to access our resources to continue on your learning path.
Visit the Library
All members of the public are welcome to visit any of the Library's branches and use our print and electronic resources on-site.
Note: To access our e-resources and the internet on campus, you can with your own device or log into one of the computers in the Library using your .
To borrow books and other print materials from the Library, you can听register for a free听平特五不中 Library Borrowing Card for Alumni.
E-resources for alumni
Alumni have online access to a selection of the Library's databases, e-journals, and e-books.
How to log in
In order to access Library e-resources, or log into the 平特五不中 wireless network or Library computers, you'll be asked to sign in using your 平特五不中 username (email address) and password.
If you don't have a 平特五不中 username (first.last [at] mail.mcgill.ca) or yours is no longer active, .
平特五不中 student research legacy project
Share your student research project with the world, preserve it for posterity and for future generations to discover!
Did you know 平特五不中 has over 5000 student projects and papers within its collection?听These projects live in print form in the 平特五不中 Library.听To celebrate 平特五不中鈥檚 bicentennial, we want to share this student research with the world via听平特五不中鈥檚 institutional repository eScholarship. These papers were often course projects for听masters programs in diverse programs such as social work, nursing, architecture, and听management among others. Curious? Check here to see if your paper is in the Library or to learn more about this project.
Events at the Library
The Library holds a number of free annual seminars and events, often in association with the Friends of the Library. These are designed to promote the Library within the broader 平特五不中 and Montreal communities and illuminate the Library's rich collections against a vivid backdrop of Canadian history, culture and politics.
