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Library Spotlight
The Library Pickup Lockers are located outside on the west side of Building 4, near Building 30 and can be used for contactless pickup anytime between 6 a.m.-11 p.m. For more info on lockers and instructions for use, check out our Library Pickup Locker FAQ page by clicking this spotlight.
posted 09/21/2021
CAR and the Library have collaborated to highlight a collection in recognition of the International Week of Deaf People. Have you been curious about this unique population, their history, culture, and language? Check out the collection online and download a printable bookmark! Expand your knowledge by checking out a book, watching a documentary, or taking an ASL course.
posted 09/17/2021
Explore the Library's Research Guide about the Constitution and learn something you might not have known before!
posted 09/16/2021
The Library pick up location has moved outside the Library's doors in the Center Building. We are on the second floor near the west elevator. Pick up hours have been expanded too »
posted 09/15/2021
From Czech to Cherokee, Spanish to Swahili … French, Yiddish … and even Pirate! Over 70 languages are now available to learn at your own pace with Mango – a new database for language learning from the LCC Library.
posted 08/14/2021
Students, staff, and faculty can borrow books and videos from over 35 colleges and universities across the Pacific Northwest! Most items are delivered to LCC Library in 3-5 days.
posted 07/14/2021
Improve your research skills with help from the new Research Toolkit. Learn strategies to find and evaluate the best sources for your next research assignment. Not finding what you need? Ask a librarian!
posted 06/05/2021
The Library has hundreds of new books! Check out one, two, three, or more! Most books check out for four weeks and can be renewed. Learn how to borrow, renew and return materials »
posted 06/01/2021
Celebrating the contributions and influence of Asian Americans and Pacific Islander Americans to the history, culture, and achievements of the United States. The Eugene Asian Celebration is postponed until summer, but you can enjoy windowfront exhibits featuring Asian-inspired fine arts, crafts, cultural heritage, and poetry in Downtown Eugene.
posted 05/10/2021
