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Funds raised during the campaign are for upgrades to existing group and individual study spaces and renovate former storage areas to create new study areas.
Since its opening in 1975, the Robertson Library has been a vital resource for the campus community, allowing access to more than 1.6 million unique books, 130,000 journals and 100,000 streamed media.UPEI library hosting Black History Month exhibition and virtual author event Funding will also be used to expand and enhance the space housing the collection, improving the preservation and accessibility of the province’s published heritage.
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