Check out the Kalamazoo College Library online book display of Native American Heritage Resources.

The two remaining OER workshops for faculty on November 1 and November 9 are cancelled. They will be rescheduled for Winter Term.

Little ghosts have been lurking in the stacks for the past few days — come on down to the Library and see if you can find one! (If you can, take them home!)

This week the Library celebrates International Open Access Week! Open access is the free, online availability of research plus the rights to use the research in an open environment. At Kalamazoo College Library, we advocate for open educational resources (OERs), online classroom and study materials that can be used, adapted, and redistributed by others with few or no restrictions. This reduces textbook costs for students and promotes equity in our educational environment.

Did you know that you can request a book or article that the Kalamazoo College Library does not have in our collection? Use our Interlibrary Loan or MeLCat services!

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and the Library has (virtually) gathered titles to help people who want to learn more about domestic violence survivorship. Check out our Virtual Book Display on Domestic Violence Survivors for some of our library’s resources and the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence for more on Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Librarians can help your with your research — both in person and online! Stop by the library or contact us to make an appointment. We’re here to help!

The Library has put together a selection of haunting reads for October. Check them out on the first floor display!

Do you know about MeLCat? MeLCat is a system that allows you to request books from other Michigan libraries. Learn more here!