In December, the Wall Street Journal published an editorial written by Joseph Epstein about Dr. Jill Biden’s title. Epstein wrote: Any chance you might drop the “Dr.” before your name? “Dr. Jill Biden ” sounds and… Read moreWhat do you do when you disagree with an opinion?
The libraries are here to support your learning and research needs! Our services are available virtually and we are following health and safety protocols for in-person services. Park Library Building Hours Park Library building hours are… Read moreLibrary Services, Spring 2021
Congratulations to our library student employees who will be graduating this fall. We are proud of your accomplishments and wish you the best with your future goals! May the exceptional circumstances of 2020 inspire you to make… Read moreCongratulations Graduates!
If you are enrolled in an online course that concludes on December 18, you will have access to library services and resources outlined below. We wish you much success on your academic endeavors! Services and Access… Read moreLibrary services between November 30 and December 18
co-authored: Janet Danek and Leah Ryal Janet Danek: Many of the artworks exhibited throughout the Park Library were gifts from generous donors. The Olga Denison Collection of Anishinaabe Art is no exception. The late Olga Denison,… Read moreThe Task of Exhibits — A Student’s Perspective
Next time you need a quiet place to focus, check out the newly remodeled Mary Dow Reading Room. A popular destination with spectacular views of the Fabiano Botanical Garden, the Mary Dow Reading Room is a… Read moreMary Dow Reading Room Remodel Expands Individual Study Options
During the 2019-2020 academic year, a typical student visited the Park Library 25 times, or about once a week, reserved a group study room at least once, and borrowed two physical books. However, fall 2020 is… Read moreAre you a Typical Student?
Have you attended a HyFlex classroom this semester? Have you visited a campus building to get a meal, pay a bill, or pick up your textbooks? If so, you’ve probably seen the signs posted around campus… Read moreHow to Study at the Park Library While Physically Distancing
National Hispanic Heritage Month, which is officially celebrated from September 15th -October 15th, is a time to recognize and honor Hispanic culture and achievements in the United States, and to acknowledge the social and cultural contributions… Read moreNational Hispanic Heritage Month
If you haven’t been inside the Park Library since early March 2020, you will notice many changes on your next visit. CMU Libraries is following guidelines established by CMU, the State of Michigan, and the CDC… Read moreWhat to Expect When Visiting the Park Library