Introducing SLAC: A Recap of Their Banned Books Trivia

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Last week was Banned Books Week, and to honor it, SLAC held Banned Books Trivia on October 7th. Now, you may be asking yourself what exactly is SLAC and what happened at their trivia night? Well, you are in luck, because here I am going to be sharing everything about SLAC, a recap of Banned…Continue Reading Introducing SLAC: A Recap of Their Banned Books Trivia

The Elements of Censorship: A Periodic Table of Banned Books

With the first few days of October upon us, I’m sure everyone’s minds have immediately jumped to fall festivities and everything pumpkin flavored, but many of us are glossing over one of the biggest library events of the year: Banned Books Week. Taking place Oct. 5-11, this week is an annual campaign designed to spread…Continue Reading The Elements of Censorship: A Periodic Table of Banned Books

Battle of the Books: Authors Edition!

Next Monday the Library will begin voting for its annual Battle of the Books Event! For those unaware, Battle of the Books is similar to March Madness where 32 books in 4 different categories go head-to-head, with each being voted on and progressively eliminated throughout the next two weeks until we are left with one…Continue Reading Battle of the Books: Authors Edition!

Our One and Only SU!

Tomorrow is Susquehanna University’s Day of Giving, or as it’s often referred to, OneSU. For those who are unaware, OneSU is an annual event at Susquehanna University where students, staff, faculty, and alumni alike celebrate the traditions that make SU, well, SU! This year’s theme is titled “The Legacy Quest” and is focused on preserving…Continue Reading Our One and Only SU!

Open Ed Week 2021

As a student attending university, textbooks are one of the most expensive materials to purchase for a class. Textbooks are troublesome things. It can be difficult for students to afford the high price tags and even though some schools offer a buyback program, many feel educational resources should be free and available to all. According…Continue Reading Open Ed Week 2021

Do Not Read These

September 28th – October 2nd, 2020 is national Banned Books week, an annual celebration highlighting our freedom to read.  To celebrate this historic week, we urge you to rebel and read these books that have been recently challenged by others. More information on Banned Books Week can be found Here. The Hate U Give by…Continue Reading Do Not Read These

Library’s Annual Open House Taking Place Virtually Aug. 24 – Sept. 21

Our fall semester is finally underway and while things have been looking a bit different, we’re still showcasing all the great services and resources available to students at the library through our annual Open House event. Relieved, right?! Access the virtual Open House here! Our event this year is all virtual and available for students…Continue Reading Library’s Annual Open House Taking Place Virtually Aug. 24 – Sept. 21

De-stress at the Library

As the end of the semester approaches, the Blough-Weis Library will be offering a wide variety of fun and stress-relieving events in preparation for finals. On Thursday, December 12th, Paws to Relax will be happening from 2 to 4 PM For this event, local therapy dogs will be in the library, tails wagging and eager…Continue Reading De-stress at the Library