Did you know that University Libraries provides free access to select textbooks? We have almost 600 textbooks on reserve for some of WMU’s most popular courses like biology, communications, chemistry and psychology.
Textbooks are available at the Waldo Library Service Desk or Education Library in Sangren. You can check one out for two hours at a time for use in the library. Search online or drop by and find out if we have the title you need.
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Some 4,700 incoming freshman and transfer students are part of a sweeping new program that immediately connects them to campus and orients them to college life and WMU.
The student Innovation Club has relocated the Makerspace to Waldo Library this semester. Their Grand Reopening is Wednesday, October 17, 2018, 3 to 5 p.m. The Makerspace is open to the WMU community with equipment and people to help you tinker, test and try out your ideas.
Emma Kate Morgan is the new Evening Circulation Assistant at Waldo Library. She comes to us from Portage Public Schools as a Special Education Paraprofessional and from Kalamazoo College’s Upjohn Library Commons.
We welcome Alex to the position of Network Administrator Senior in the Libraries Information Technology Unit. Alex’s experience and knowledge with servers, VPN and databases will be an asset to the Libraries.
University Libraries Annual Report is now available. The new summary report covers the 2017-18 academic year. The digital publication summarizes program highlights, transformed spaces, improved accessibility, investment in libraries and employees along with statistics from the year. More information is linked for the highlighted programs. The printed summary version will be available in October.