Interested in the history of books or printing? Or maybe you’re looking for something new to do in between classes? Come to the A.M. Todd Rare Book Room on the third floor of the library to view our Spring 2021 exhibit, Incunabula: An Exploration of Books from the Infancy of Printing.
Faculty and Staff, join us in this month’s AntiRacism Reading Knook (ARRK) event! The April Discussion will be led by Laura Furge who will discuss…
Interested in keeping up to date with our newest materials? Check out this collection of our newest additions!
The Library is here for you Spring Quarter! Things may look different, but our services are available.
This month, members of the Advancement Division will share their experiences forming a division-wide antiracism book group. They’ll also lead a discussion from one of the books they read How to be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi. For further details such as this month’s chapter of focus, time, and where to join the discussion, […]
In 1983, four authors captured the spirit of Kalamazoo College’s pioneer women who “found at Kalamazoo College enormous challenges, great work to be done, obstacles of tradition and prejudice which never fall easily and might have thwarted lesser spirits.” Celebrating the college’s sesquicentennial, Emancipated Spirits details the lives of four Kalamazoo College women who “had taken first steps and opened doors — or broken them down.”
Finals Week Hours The Library’s hours for Winter Quarter Finals are:Sunday, 3/14: 1 p.m. – 9 p.m.; Monday, 3/15: 9 a.m. – 9 a.m.; Tuesday, 3/16: 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. Good luck – you’ll do great! Spring Break Services The Upjohn Library Commons building will be closed during Spring Break and the first week of the […]
Did you know the Kalamazoo College Library has a Stream channel? The short videos on this channel can help you become more familiar with our resources and databases.
Kalamazoo College Inclusive Excellence (KCIE) has purchased and recommends the Reading for Change book collection. These materials are featured on the Reading for Change Guide. All are available through the Kalamazoo College Library!
Join the Kalamazoo Public Library (KPL) and award-winning author, Jacqueline Woodson for the 2021
Reading Together event!
