Clark Libraries News

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...

March is Women’s History Month! This virtual display focuses on the accomplishments and contributions of women, specifically Black women, Indigenous women, women of color, queer and trans women, & disabled...

Are you looking for something to watch or need a media source for your paper? Try Academic Video Online aka AVON through your Clark College Libraries. You may wonder, what...

CHECKOUT THE NEW EBOOKS ADDED TO YOUR CLARK COLLEGE LIBRARIES COLLECTION. Four new ebooks have been added to the Clark Libraries catalog. These ebooks like other ebooks can be accessed...

February is Black History Month! This month recognizes the history of Black people in the United States, including their achievements, struggles, and contributions. Follow the links below to check out...

Did you make a New Year’s resolution this year? Was it related to fitness or diet? Or maybe you’re looking for a reliable source of information about COVID-19. Whatever health...

Clark College student library worker Rebekah Semrau assisted in the creation of this post. January 20th is Inauguration Day, when the President-elect is sworn into office. Clark College Libraries has...

Clark College student library worker Rebekah Semrau assisted in the creation of this post. Monday, January 18th is Martin Luther King Jr. Day! Clark College will be closed on this...

Clark College Libraries are excited to announce that items requested through Summit borrowing may now be renewed for up to 6 extra weeks (for most books) or up to 6...