Browse this interactive timeline of women’s history at Susquehanna University…Continue Reading SU Women’s History Timeline
SU Women’s History Timeline
The Argument for Open Educational Resources
The week of March 6, 2023 marks the beginning of this year’s Open Education Week, a global celebration of all types of Open Education Resources (OER). What is OER? According to Open Education Global (OEG), the term OER encapsulates teaching, learning and research materials that are either in the public domain or have been released…Continue Reading The Argument for Open Educational Resources
Women’s History Month Reading Challenge
Don’t know what to read for Women’s History Month? The Blough-Weis Library has you covered! Not only have we created a reading challenge, but we’ve even identified books in our collection to help you complete the challenge. Read a Book with a Female Friend Group What’s a girl without her core group of gal pals…Continue Reading Women’s History Month Reading Challenge
Works of Georgia Douglas Johnson to be Performed this Weekend
Two of Johnson’s one-act plays to be performed Feb 24-26 at Degenstein Theatre…Continue Reading Works of Georgia Douglas Johnson to be Performed this Weekend
Auditing the Children’s Collection
The Blough-Weis Library children’s literature department is getting a lesson in diversity through its upcoming Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) audit. According to the Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC), a diversity audit is when a library evaluates its existing collection to get hard numbers on how diverse its materials are, meaning that they…Continue Reading Auditing the Children’s Collection
Starting Your Research? Let CQ Researcher Help!
CQ Researcher is here to help you get your research project started!…Continue Reading Starting Your Research? Let CQ Researcher Help!
Leisure Reading Extravaganza!
Here are the latest additions to the leisure reading collection:…Continue Reading Leisure Reading Extravaganza!
D&D Game Night Happening at the Library
“Everyone should have a chance to relate to a character or story from their own personal experience. I want people to take away from this game the importance to telling stories and telling stories from every perspective and every point of view.“…Continue Reading D&D Game Night Happening at the Library
So Many Books . . . . So Little Time
Take a a breather, you made it to fall break! We have the perfect addition to your mental health break: new leisure books! While we currently have too many to have our traditional blurb about each book, enjoy the titles and pictures of the covers (and maybe try to not judge them based on the…Continue Reading So Many Books . . . . So Little Time
Find Your Study Spot at the Library
Not sure where the best place is for you to study? We’ve got you covered….Continue Reading Find Your Study Spot at the Library
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