In accordance with WMU's safety protocols, all students, faculty and staff must present a green badge in order to enter Waldo Library and the Zhang Legacy Collections Center. Both Waldo and Zhang are now open to the public as well. Members of the public will be asked to complete a short health survey before entering the building. Masks are also mandatory inside library buildings at this time.
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All floors and book stacks as well as most services and spaces in Waldo Library will reopen on Sept. 1. Want to stay up to date on all of this and more?
From fully reopening Waldo Library and Zhang Legacy Collections Center to creating a new Information Literacy Microcourse, we're ready to support you and your students during the fall semester.
The Small Stewart Archive documents award-winning, local authors David Small and Sara Stewart's artistic, literary and intellectual pursuits, spanning from the 1970s through the present. Art and artifacts from this collection will be featured in exhibits and events around the Kalamazoo community this fall.
Sept. 2, 2021 – This fall, the University Libraries will transform the Swain Education Library into a space for student programming and academic support. Located in Sangren Hall, Swain will now host campus partners focused on peer tutoring, global and community engagement and student entrepreneurship, in addition to continued space for library instruction and events.
Learn to use the free reference management software Mendeley to save your references and create bibliographies for your papers and articles. Registration requested.
Explore the many ways that scientific information is shared through traditional media and online and the impact that misinformation, spin, and bias have on our understanding of science. Registration requested.
Sarah Stewart, local author and master gardener, will read a brief excerpt from her forthcoming book on the philosophy of gardening. The audience is invited to participate in a Q&A following the reading. Registration requested.
