The University Libraries recently began an initiative to increase the number of books in its collections by diverse authors and about diversity-related topics. In keeping with the diversity standards of Central Michigan University and the American… Read moreWe Are Committed to Diverse Collections
CMU Libraries would like to congratulate our student employees who will be graduating this spring or student teaching this fall. May your future be filled with joy and success! GRADUATING STUDENTS: Leah Ryal has been working… Read moreCongratulations to our Library Student Employees!
Central Michigan Libraries and Saginaw Chippewa Tribal Libraries are accepting submissions from people of all ages for the Big Water Creates Big Impact Virtual Exhibition through May 31, 2021. “We encourage anyone who has a story to tell… Read moreCall for Submissions: Big Water Creates Big Impact
Whether you use the library in person or access our virtual resources, we are here to support you in achieving your academic goals! Everyone is welcome! According to Natalie Portman, Academy Award-winning actress, director, producer, author and activist, “Libraries are open, inclusive places… Read moreWelcome to Your Library! National Library Week, April 4-10, 2021
Historically, Adobe software has been thought of as used only by those studying and working within media-rich and creative fields – art, graphic design, journalism, video production, animation, web design, etc. You know, by the creative… Read moreCreativity In and Out of the CMU Libraries
Each year, the University Libraries recognizes CMU faculty and staff who have published a book in the preceding year. These varied and interesting books reflect a range of research subjects, interests, and expertise. In 2020, CMU… Read moreCelebrating CMU’s Book Authors and Editors 2021
In the U.S., we celebrate the National Freedom of Information Day on or near James Madison’s birthday, March 16. Madison, one of the founding fathers of the United States and contributing author to the U.S. Constitution… Read moreCelebrating the U.S. Freedom of Information Day – March 16, 2021
On February 18, 2021, the University Libraries and the Saginaw Chippewa Tribal Libraries co-sponsored the event, Aquatic Invasive Species in Michigan, in partnership with the Clarke Historical Library. The two speakers, Anna Monfils and Chase Stevens,… Read moreAquatic Invasive Species in Michigan: Recap | Rebecca Renirie and Anne Heidemann
Every year since 1981, March is celebrated as Women’s History Month in the honor of women who play vital roles in American history and life. In 1981, Congress passed Pub. L. 97-28 which authorized and requested the President to proclaim the week… Read moreWomen’s History Month 2021
Ashlee Atkinson Shearer started working as a Student Assistant in Library Systems back in 2013 and continued to work here until completing her B.S. in Psychology with a minor in Child Development and Nutrition. After earning a graduate degree in Professional Counseling in 2018 from CMU,… Read moreWhere are they now? – Ashlee Atkinson Shearer