To accommodate students as they study for their final exams, Waldo Library will be open 24 hours a day beginning at 10 a.m. Sunday, April 22, through midnight Thursday, April 26. The VR Lab also will extend its hours.
Open to the entire campus community and surrounding area, workshops will be held in the lower level of Waldo Library. No registration is needed.
Starting on Sunday, April 22, at 10 a.m., Waldo Library will be open 24 hours a day for finals. WMU students and employees will have top priority to all computers in the libraries. The Library will remain open until Thursday, April 26, midnight.
Waldo Library Virtual Reality Lab extends hours for finals time. Extra hours have been added for April 20 - 22, Friday - Sunday for a break from finals stress. The Lab will be open through Thursday, April 26 at its regular hours which include late night times.
University Libraries welcomes Jonathan Kirkwood to the position of Archival Storage Coordinator. Mr. Kirkwood has joined the Libraries Research Services Department and will be located at the Zhang Legacy Center, Archives and Regional History Collections. He brings considerable archives experience in processing and preservation.
It's easier than ever to get an appointment with your subject librarian. Students and faculty can get the help they need with a quick-schedule appointment through this service at WMU Libraries. There are over 4.5 million items available, let us help find the ones you need.
The New York Times online digital edition will continue to be provided by University Libraries to members of the WMU community through June 2018.
For access you must sign up for an institutional pass using your wmich.edu e-mail.
Additional instructions are available at http://libguides.wmich.edu/nyt. Passes expire every 364 days so you may need to sign up for a new pass if you signed up last year.