Memorial Library

  • Fall 2014 Semester Library Hours

    Saturday, August 23rd the Library will be CLOSED. Sunday, August 24th the Library will be open for Walk-ins only 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm From Monday August 25th the Fall 2014 Semester Hours will be in place and the library will be open the following hours:  

  • The Library’s New Innovative Way to Search for Information:

    Memorial Library is excited to announce a new way of searching resources.   The search channel on the library tab has changed to include a new default search.  Now you can search the library’s full-text content (electronic and print), including journals, books, and databases simultaneously.  This customized searching experience is based on the EBSCOhost interface you…

  • Library Hours August 1-24

  • “PAWS for Stress Relief” Monday May 5th: 11am-3pm @ the Library

    PAWS for Stress Relief is returning to the library! Petting a dog relaxes the body and mind, so why not take a studying break for some canine love? Stop by the Library on Monday, May 5th from 11am-3pm on the second floor to see the dogs.

  • TMC Inspiration Station

    The Inspiration Station is a hands-on creative space in the front of the Teaching Materials Center dedicated to education students working on lesson plans and other classroom projects. Many craft materials are available such as: markers and crayons, stencils, stamps, construction paper… and so much more! A highlight of the station is the Ellison machine,…

  • 4/23 @ 7 PM: Memorial Library Presents: “The Invisible War”

    Wednesday, April 23: 7:00 PM in Sperry 205 From Oscar®-and Emmy®-nominated filmmaker Kirby Dick(This Film Is Not Yet Rated; Twist of Faith) comes The Invisible War, a groundbreaking investigative documentary about one of America’s most shameful and best kept secrets: the epidemic of rape within the U.S. military. The film paints a startling picture of…

  • Monday, April 14 @ 4:30PM: Joseph Bruchac To Tell Traditional Stories

    Monday, April 14 @ 4:30PM Jacobus Lounge Joseph Bruchac, an Abenaki storyteller and author from the Adirondack mountain foothills, will read from his books and discuss his views on the Native American oral traditions.  Joseph Bruchac lives in the Adirondack mountain foothills town of Greenfield Center, New York, in the same house where his maternal grandparents…

  • Go green this April: Earth Month!

    Find scholarly articles on a wide variety of issues, such as global warming, climate change, alternative energy, and environmental policy, going green, recycling, soil, plants,agronomy and much more in our Environment Databases:    Or read one of these books or e-books from our library collection:

  • Memorial Library Spring Newsletter

    Want to keep up with all the latest Library News? Then read our spring newsletter! It’s full of great information about all the things the library is doing. The spring 2014 newsletter (LibraryNewsletterSpring2014) highlights our Research Help: the new Research Appointments scheduling option and our new location. Other features include: the current library exhibit “Solitary…

  • The Ethics of Solitary Confinement

    Come and walk inside a life-size replica of a solitary confinement prison cell at the library! This Tuesday, March 18th, at noon, there will be an opening reception and panel discussion about the ethics of solitary confinement with Mecke Nagel of the Philosophy Department and Ute Ritz-Deutch of the History Department. The event is free…

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