Relive the greatest journey ever taken by humankind. Experience the events of the mission to the moon 50 years later through the eyes of those who were there.
You can even take control and fly the command module, land the lunar lander, explore the moon's surface and deploy lunar experiments all before returning to earth in a fiery re-entry. Stop by our Virtual Reality Lab at Waldo Library and climb aboard Apollo 11.
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Members of the campus community and visitors to WMU this summer should encounter few traffic or other disruptions as building, renovation, paving and related work takes place.
The service desk in Waldo Library will be relocated due to construction from the First Floor Project. All services will continue to be available from temporary spaces in Waldo Library.
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Please meet Juliana Espinosa, the new Librarian in Residence for Engagement and Inclusion. Juliana is excited to work with the University Libraries staff on developing inclusive community engagement programs.
A new blog is available for information about Waldo Library's first-floor construction project. It is the place to go for updates, photos and lots of details on progress for all who are interested in what is happening on the first floor.
Weekday afternoons 1 to 5 p.m. at Waldo Library you can explore what VR is, try over 50 titles: music, immersion, educational, artistic, and games; even the new Apollo 11 VR experience in honor of the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. All are welcome at no cost. VR offers significant potential in teaching, learning and research.