In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the library will be closed on Monday, January 19th. If you need immediate assistance or want to return electronic devices, please check with student services.
Interested in learning more about this federal holiday and how it was created? Check out the following link to learn more: The 15 Year Battle for Martin Luther King Jr. Day | National Museum of African American History and Culture
If you’re looking for extensive, unbiased coverage of social issues and topics in the news, check out the Reference Shelf series. You’ll find print copies on our shelves and most are also online at Salem Online. The latest three titles are:
Get the facts and have an informed opinion!
Check out the new books and music we’ve added to our collection since November. Here are just a few of the new titles:
Just a reminder that the Library provides online access to The Chronicle of Higher Education, including:
Check out The Chronicle today!
Looking for a way to stay energized and engaged this winter? Stop by the library to pick up a familiar favorite or choose something from one of our recent additions. Not sure where to start? Feel free to ask our library staff for their recommendations and favorite titles.
AccessScience has added lots of new science-related content since August. New and updated articles include:
Editorial briefings include:
News stories include:
And there’s even a new ebook: Fundamentals of Virology: Today’s Persistence and Response.
Opposing Viewpoints is constantly adding and updating coverage of current events and social issues, perfect for students writing argument papers. Here are some new and recently updated topics:
Check out the new books we’ve added to our collection since September. Here are just a few of the new titles:
2026 will be here soon and we need to discard our oldest magazine issues to make room for new ones. Please see this spreadsheet of discarded issues and contact Nathan if you’d like any of them for your department.
Looking for a new recipe for Thanksgiving this year? Stop by the library for some new ideas on what to make this fall! The library collection contains cookbooks with a wide range of recipes from around the world. Not sure what to make? Feel free to ask our library staff for their recommendations and favorite recipes.
