November is Native American Heritage Month! The month is devoted to recognizing the achievements and contributions of Native Americans. At Butler Library, we have created a Native American Heritage Month LibGuide that highlights databases, journals, and books in our collection that focus on this community. Items in this collection are also browsable.
Every three years, the library asks all students, faculty, staff, and administrators to complete the LibQUAL+® survey. It takes just 10 minutes for your voice to be heard. Please help the library and take our survey by clicking here.
Butler Library now has over 4,000 eBook and audiobooks available through the OverDrive and Libby Apps! Find a more pleasurable and recreational reading experience with OverDrive-Libby! These titles are more mainstream and current. For more questions, please contact a librarian or click for instructions here.
Butler Library has started collecting zines! The collection is currently non-circulating and designated only for classroom use. Contact librarian Julie Setele if you are interested in using the collection.
Please join us for the fall 2024 faculty scholarship & pedagogy workshops in the Teaching & Learning Center. This semester we are hosting four workshops on scholarly impact, open access, article processing charges, predatory journals, OER, and asynchronous library learning. Stop in for a conversation and refreshments! Click for more information and to register through the workshop registration system.
The Social Justice Book Club invites you to join us in fall 2024 as we read Octavia Butler's dystopian classic Parable of the Sower. Called "a prophetic odyssey" by Essence magazine, the book begins in 2024, though it was published in 1993! Free books are available for student participants. Sign up here. More information is available on the book club website.
A curated collection of resources related to reproductive justice, the Black feminist social movement that calls for the right to bodily self-autonomy, the right to have children, the right to not have children, and the right to raise one's children in safe and sustainable communities. The resources are organized by theme.
Butler Library can support your research needs no matter where you are. Librarians are available to answer questions via chat, email, phone, and text during Ask Us service hours.
