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This month marks the 30th anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act. This civil rights law provides protection from discrimination to people with disabilities throughout many avenues...

The Queen of Sheba Pays Homage to Solomon The Apostolic Palace, Italy Known for his enchanting paintings, Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino (Raphael) was also an architect, printmaker, and skilled draftsman,...

Happy Juneteenth! June 19th, shortened to Juneteenth, is an annual celebration in the United States of the emancipation of the people who were enslaved. The date commemorates the day when...

Content warning: This post mentions violence against BIPOC and systems of oppression, especially in the United States, colleges, and libraries. Solidarity The recent killings of Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, and...

This month Clark College Libraries is celebrating queer pride! This is our third virtual display in a series covering different topics relating to pride month and the queer community, in...

If you’re still figuring out online classes, or trying to do your own research while homeschooling your kids, or any number of juggling acts many of us are faced with...

The end of spring quarter is near! We want to remind students that all items currently checked out must be returned on time in order to avoid late fees. Laptops:...

This month Clark College Libraries is celebrating queer pride! This is our second virtual display in a series that is covering different topics relating to pride month and the queer...

This month Clark College Libraries is celebrating queer pride! This is the first virtual display in a series that will cover different topics relating to pride month and the queer...

Ask a Librarian is getting an update! If you’ve used our 24/7 online chat reference before, you may remember submitting your question on this form: Now when you visit the...

  Remembrance Day Poppies Today we observe Memorial Day, honoring the men, women, and dedicated service animals that died while serving in the United States military. This day was originally...

Did you know that May is Mental Health Awareness Month? It was started in 1949 by Mental Health America, to bring awareness to mental illnesses and strategies to support mental...

Note: This post has been updated to remove biased indicators of credibility. It’s easy to be overwhelmed with information right now. What should you pay attention to? What’s fake? What’s...

In 2006 the White House declared May to be Jewish American Heritage Month in recognition of the many contributions by Jewish communities to American culture and society. For more information...

The month of May signals enjoying nature, planting a garden or relaxing in the sun. Clark Libraries gives students access to a variety of eBooks that can provide hours of...

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! This month we recognize and celebrate contributions by the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities. To learn more about the...

You may be wondering what all of us who work at the library are up to while the physical libraries are closed. Please know that we are all continuing to...

Jesse Redmon Fauset 1 “The remarkable thing about this gift of ours is that it has its rise, I am convinced, in the very woes which beset us . ....

Charles R. Johnson, c 20131 “You can’t escape history, or the needs and neuroses you’ve picked up like layers and layers of tartar on your teeth…. Your every past action...

The first day of the spring term is here. The sun is shining, the weather is getting warmer, but there is still a chill in the air in the evenings....