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| Winter Western Libraries newsletter now online | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Music Library to stay in Performing Arts Center, but hours and positions cut | Western Washington University's Music Library will remain in the Performing Arts Center, but staff and hours of operation will be reduced in order to meet budget constraints. The decision comes after a couple months of discussion about potentially consolidating the library into… |
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| Is Wikipedia a force for evil or good? ²ÝÁñÉçÇø librarian to discuss at Dec. 7 presentation | |||
| Western Washington University music library is worth preserving | You may have heard about the plans to dissolve the Western Washington University music library as a separate entity and absorb it into the Wilson Library, to be serviced by general library staff rather than music specialists. Sadly, it's all too true. As things stand, a year from… |
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| 'Catching a Map Thief' whodunit lecture takes place Nov. 18 in Wilson Library | |||
| Events planned to remember forced expulsion of Chinese | In addition to a panel discussion at Western Washington University on Monday, Nov. 8, other events for the Chinese Expulsion Remembrance Project include a display at ²ÝÁñÉçÇø's Wilson Library in November and December. |
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| Western Libraries to offer assistance in research-based writing projects | |||
| Event Thursday to celebrate 100 years of women's suffrage | |||
| Seattle University's new library creates casual, social place to study | Over the summer, Western Washington University also took steps to create a "learning commons" area in its Wilson Library, where students can pull together whiteboards, plug in their laptops, rearrange the seating and collaborate on projects. The library has also added a bagel cafe on… |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø librarian to present workshop on research organization program Zotero at noon Oct. 20 |