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Two important elections are happening in Oregon: the primary in May and the Federal election in November. We've put together a poster display in the Library to encourage voting, and how to register. Visit the poster display or our handy Voter Guide to learn more.
Visit our book display featuring novels, histories, poetry, and critical essays on the impacts of occupation and in support of peace in Israel/Palestine. Shalom, salaam, and peace to all!
International Women's Day is March 8th. Visit the book display "Feminism is Everywhere" through March, and grab a pin to celebrate!
Join us for an afternoon reading with award-winning poet Anthony Robinson, and three esteemed LCC poets. Student poets, bring a poem of your own to share! Weds Feb 7 from 12:30 - 2 PM in Library 229. Light refreshments and poetry swag, too!
Visit the Wishing Tree near the Library Circ desk. Add one, add three. There is no limit to wishing!
Stop by for a quick tour, get help with research, or just find a quiet place to study. Wishing you all the best in 2024!
Study Jam is coming! On Tuesday, November 28, from 2-4 pm, we'll have free pizza and snacks available in the Library. In addition to that, there'll be research help, tutoring, relaxation and yoga tips, and therapy dogs. Good luck on your finals!
Find inspiration for your holiday gatherings from around the world — borscht from Ukraine, chạo tôm from Vietnam, mujadara from Lebanon. Learn to roast, poach, and bake a pie. Over 100 cookbooks on display in the Library!
From beadwork and murals, to painting and live performance, Native artists explore both heritage and contemporary issues of representation and belonging. View the book display to learn more about Native artists working today.
On October 14th, an annular solar eclipse will be visible from Eugene and surrounding areas! Pick up free eclipse viewers at the Library Reference desk, while supplies last. Limit two per person.
It's Hispanic Heritage Month and we are celebrating with a book display reflecting the Spanish-speaking world. Join us for a lively game of Lotería — with prizes and snacks, on Oct 10 from 1-2 PM.
The Library staff is excited to meet you! Visit us to learn about Library services and resources. Books, article databases, group study rooms, work spaces, help with research, computer help, and so much more. Welcome to Lane!!
Need a laptop, Chromebooks or other technology? Get help with Moodle, Google Workspace and other productivity tools! Find us inside the Library and online.
Librarians are available by chat or email, and at the Research Help desk inside the Library. We can help with finding information, using databases, research strategy, and more.
Support for instructors includes library instruction, Course Reserve, widgets, and support for integrating the Research Toolkit into your courses. Contact your library liaison for more!
Join us in the Library Tuesday, March 14 from 2-4 p.m. for Study Jam! Free Track Town Pizza, fruit, beverages, and cookies are available at 2 p.m. Tutors from Math, Biology, Writing and more to help students prepare for finals. All students welcome!
