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Did you know that Clark College is offering new Online Degree Programs? These degrees make Clark College more accessible for students who may have other responsibilities or are unable to...

Clark College student library worker Austin Ada assisted in the creation of this post. June is LGBTQIA2S+ Pride Month, in honor of the 1969 Stonewall uprising in New York City....

Almost one year ago, we shared a statement of solidarity, commitment, and resources in response to continuing violence against Black, Indigenous, and non-Black People of Color (BIPOC). One piece of the...

Who says you have to be quiet in the library?  Did you catch the Linda Lindas performing at the LA Public Library earlier this month?  The four-piece teen punk band...

Closing out May is our Mental Health Awareness virtual display. Along with this collection of resources, Clark College Libraries has created this Mental Health and Wellness libguide! If you are...

May is Jewish American Heritage Month! This month we recognize and celebrate the contributions and achievements of Jewish Americans. Find the 2021 Presidential Proclamation here, and check out the official...

Clark College student library worker Austin Ada assisted in the creation of this post. May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! This month we recognize and celebrate the...

This guest post was written by Jenny Shadley. If you are interested in reading We Want to Do More Than Survive, it can be requested through Summit here. Last summer...

Image source: Both book covers are from wikimedia: How to be an Antiracist & Stamped from the Beginning Dr. Ibram X. Kendi wrote an article, The Anti-Racist Reading List: 38...

Clark College student library worker Austin Ada assisted in the creation of this post. April 22nd is Earth Day! This virtual display contains information about the history of Earth Day,...

Content warning: This post contains resources about sexual assault. In 2000, April was officially declared Sexual Assault Awareness Month by the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC). You can learn...

April is National Poetry Month, which also means it has been a year since our first virtual display! The 2020 National Poetry Month virtual display can be found here. In...