What's New?
Extended Hours During Final Exams
On Sunday, May 3, College Library will open at 10 a.m. and will not close until Saturday, May 16, at 4:45 p.m. For more information see our hours page. During the May Interim, the library will be open 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Please plan accordingly. Good luck on exams!
Library Research Awards
College Library, in conjunction with the Undergraduate Symposium, recently presented two research awards to Jenna Acker and Rachel Reinders. Both young women received certificates and cash prizes at the Undergraduate Symposium's award ceremony on Thursday, April 16.
The second annual Undergraduate Research Awards celebrate excellence and creativity in undergraduate library research. Examples of library research include the literature review for a laboratory study, the use of primary sources in a historical research paper, or the background research for a creative arts project. Applicants are asked to submit a version of their research project, an essay describing their research strategies, and a statement of faculty support. Campus librarians use the national Information Literacy standards as the basis for the criteria by which the award applications are judged. The award winners have demonstrated proficiency in such information literacy skills, which are also part of the essential learning outcomes of the Wisconsin Experience. For a complete description and photographs of the event, please see our featured article.
Artwork from Illumination on Display in the Open Book Gallery
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Illumination: The Undergraduate Journal of Humanities has curated an exhibition of artwork from the Spring 2009 issue of the journal which is currently on display in Room 1250, Open Book of College Library. |
Video Games Available at College Library
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College Library's video game collection now includes over 110 titles for Nintendo Wii, Playstation 3, and Xbox 360 - some of the recently added titles include Grand Theft Auto IV, House of the Dead, NBA Live 08, Darkness, Viking: Battle for Asgard, Okami, and Sega Superstars Tennis. Video games have a one week loan period and are not be renewable. You can find the games collection on the first floor of College Library in the Open Book Café. Please send questions, comments, and suggestions for purchases to Kelli Keclik. |

