The OCUL AI and Machine Learning Program grows collective technology expertise through hands-on, collaborative experience.
OCUL provides Ontario university libraries with shared services and technology infrastructure to support academic teaching, research and learning.
Through Omni, students, faculty and researchers can access over 25 million print resources and pick up requested items from any of the 19 partner universities in Ontario.
Learn MoreNominations are open for the 2025 Ontario Council of University Libraries (OCUL) Outstanding Contribution Award!
This award recognizes member library workers’ exemplary achievements in advancing the OCUL mission and/or strategic priorities, celebrating the dedication and ingenuity of OCUL colleagues who embody the values of networking, collaboration and community.
The directors of the Ontario Council of University Libraries (OCUL) have approved the consortium's new strategic plan for 2025-2029.
Guided by core principles meant to advance academic research, teaching and learning, nurture social change and reconciliation with Indigenous communities, support robust infrastructure, and demonstrate value, the plan reflects OCUL's enduring commitment to innovative and equitable university library services.
The Ontario Council of University Libraries (OCUL) is proud to share that Catherine Davidson has been presented with the Excellence in Leadership Award in recognition of her exceptional contributions as part of the consortium’s Executive Committee.
The Ontario Council of University Libraries (OCUL) is excited to announce this year’s governance group appointments, each of whom will play an integral role in advancing the consortium’s strategic priorities and key initiatives.