Not sure where to start your research? Try our Research Toolkit!
Not sure where to start your research? Try our Research Toolkit!
Recently libraries have experienced a significant increase in state and local book challenges. Kalamazoo College Library recognizes that today’s elementary and secondary school students are tomorrow’s college students, and they need access to these titles. We also support our own students and faculty in researching these issues. This is why we have intentionally purchased some of the most challenged books of 2023.
Check out the Library’s collection of materials on animal topics!
National Library Week celebrates our nation’s libraries, library workers’ contributions, and promotes library use and support.
The A.M. Todd Rare Book Room at the Kalamazoo College Library is hosting Play and Poverty: Childhood in the A.M. Todd Rare Book Room, an exhibit curated by Meaghan Kelly ’23!
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and the Library has (virtually) gathered titles to help people who want to learn more about sexual assault survivorship. Check out our Virtual Book Display for Sexual Assault Survivors for some of our library’s resources and the National Sexual Violence Resource Center for more on Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Celebrate National Poetry Month with events, podcasts, poem of the day, and more!
Did you know that the Library has many textbooks available on Reserve? We may have the book you need for your class — check our catalog and find out!
Join us on Tuesday, March 21st in the ARRK Meeting Space at 11:30 a.m. ET to discuss Chapter Five: There is No Innocence of Reckoning: Kalamazoo College Uncovers Its Racial and Colonial Past by Anne Dueweke.
The Library will have modified hours over finals week and break. Good luck on finals – you’ll do great!