This week, we celebrate Open Education Week, a global movement promoting free and accessible educational resources. Celebrating Open Education at the Library The Library is a strong supporter of open education on campus. Here are some ways we’re celebrating Open Education Week: What is Open Education? Open educational resources (OERs) are teaching and learning materials […]
Celebrate Women’s History Month! The Library has an extensive collection of materials written by and about women.
February 27 is International Polar Bear Day! Kalamazoo College also a research guide on Environmental Studies, and you can check our catalog for books and articles about animals, animal rights, human-animal interaction, climate change, and more.
All Kalamazoo College students, staff, and faculty have access to millions (that’s right, millions) of articles and will receive the fastest interlibrary loan service available.
MeLCat is a system that allows you to request books from other Michigan libraries. When you request a book through MeLCat, it arrives for you at the Kalamazoo College Library, and you get an email that it’s here. Then just come to the Library circulation desk to pick it up. It’s that easy!
The A.M. Todd Rare Book Room at the Kalamazoo College Library proudly announces the opening of its Black History Month exhibit, Black Stories – Black Voices – Black History, running from February 2 to March 3, 2024, Mondays and Fridays from 1:30 p.m. – 5 p.m. in the A.M. Todd Rare Book Room (ULC 326).
Librarians at Kalamazoo College have put together a centralized resource for information about historical and current discrimination of African Americans in the United States, Michigan, and Kalamazoo College
The KPL Mobile Library will be on campus on Wednesday, January 31 in front of Hoben Hall from 11:00am to 12:00pm. Stop by and get your free copy of Yellowface, and follow Reading Together to find out what events will be happening (including the author’s visit in March!).
Not sure where to start your research? Try our Research Toolkit! Become a more confident researcher with our tips on preparation, finding resources, evaluating information, and citations.
Interested in keeping up to date with our materials? Check out the Library’s online collection of our newest additions!
