
Looking for some creative ways to enhance your garden this summer? Stop by the library to check out our display of gardening books! For even more ideas, take a look at our online catalog of both physical and online sources.


Looking for some creative ways to enhance your garden this summer? Stop by the library to check out our display of gardening books! For even more ideas, take a look at our online catalog of both physical and online sources.

June is Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) Pride Month, a celebration of LGBTQ culture and history and a call to end prejudice and discrimination against people based on sexual orientation and gender identity. Learn more with books, ebooks, and videos from our collection and check out these sites for more information:

Stop by the Library and check out our pride display, or take a look at our virtual LGBTQ+ Pride Month collection!

May is Asian / Pacific American Heritage Month, a celebration of the Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders (AANHPI) who have enriched American history and culture. Learn more with books, ebooks, and videos from our collection. Check out these sites for more information:
Stop by and check out a book from our display!

Interested in learning more about the culture and traditions of different African countries? Stop by the library today from 12 – 1:30 pm for a special presentation by the Multicultural Student Leadership Association (MSLA). DCTC students and employees, coming from different African countries, will share their heritage, stories, perspectives, and culture. Also, feel free to check out our display of library books on various African cultures.


Help us celebrate Earth Day on April 22nd by checking out our display of books in the library! This year marks the 56th anniversary of the event. The theme for this year is “Our Power, Our Planet,” focusing on mobilizing collective action for climate justice, renewable energy, and environmental protection. Global events include marches, cleanups, tree planting, and educational workshops. More information about events this year can be found here.


April is Autism Acceptance Month, formerly known as Autism Awareness Month. According to the CDC, 1 out of 36 children has been identified with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The Autism Society defines ASD as “a complex, lifelong developmental condition that typically appears during early childhood and can impact a person’s social skills, communication, relationships, and self-regulation,” though everyone experiences autism differently. Celebrate neurodiversity and learn more about autism with these books and videos from our collection.
Check out these sites for more information:
April is National Poetry Month and you’ll find lots of poetry in our print and online collections.
Visit these sites for more poetry resources:


March is Women’s History Month and March 8th is International Women’s Day. Celebrate women’s achievements and history with these books from our collection. Check out these sites for more information:
Check out our Women’s History Month display and explore our collection!


February is Black History Month, a celebration of African American contributions to American history, culture, and society.
Learn about black history with books and videos from our collection and check out these sites for more information:


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