September 1st ushers in the various celebrations of Hispanic pride and heritage beginning in Chile and Mexico and extending throughout the month for the rest of Central and South America as well as here in the United States. Come join us at the Todd Library as we too celebrate this heritage in our monthly book display. Many DVDs have been added to our collection as well.

You’ve registered for classes. You’ve purchased your textbooks. Now what? It’s time to study! If the thought of hitting the books has you unnerved stop by the Todd Library. We’ve put together a display of materials to help you put your study fears at bay. From books and ebooks to information on Learning Enhancement Center assistance classes we have it here.

…to the Todd Library!! To our new (and returning) students, faculty and staff, here’s some FYI:

We are centrally located on campus on the 2nd floor of Collins Hall. Our hours are: Monday-Thursday 7:30am-10pm; Friday 7:30am-4:30pm; Saturday 8am-1pm; Sunday Noon-5:30pm.

We offer:

• Free Internet terminals
• Free printing
• Paperback collection of current fiction
• “New Books” display
• Interlibrary Loan (ILL) for books and articles we don’t have in our collection (No textbooks, please!!)
• Individualized research assistance available any time or by appointment

Stop by and say “Hi!”  We are here to answer all your information needs!

With the anniversaries of three famous volcanic eruptions and the current volcanic activity going on in Alaska and Chile, the Todd Library will be hosting a book display on historic and current information concerning volcanoes. Did you know that volcanoes are blamed for “killing” the earth? And Underwater volcanoes are blamed for Mass extinctions? Come “check it out” at the library.

Please be aware that due to state budget constraints, Illinois has canceled 2 databases from our free statewide subscription. Effective immediately, WilsonSelect and Periodical Abstracts (PerAbs) will no longer be available on our Website. If you need help finding alternative sources, please contact the Reference desk.