A post about something new in the Library (service, technology, staff, changes in hours, etc.)
Looking for a quick way to refresh your brain this finals week? Well, you're probably in the Library already, so stop by our Study Night! Visit Schulz 2022, on the south side of the second floor, on Tuesday, December 15, between 7 and 10 p.m. for games, puzzles, snacks, and encouragement from Sonoma State's friendly and knowledgeable librarians.
The Library will be closed on Thursday, November 26 and Friday, November 27 for the Thanksgiving holiday. But never fear! All of our many online resources will still be available to you from wherever you happen to be. And if you need help from a librarian, don't forget about our 24/7 chat service.
We'll re-open on Saturday, November 28 at 10:00 a.m.
The '60s are back this Wednesday, November 18, when the Library hosts its Wikipedia edit-a-thon around the theme of The '60s: Groovy, Baby. The drop-in workshop will help Wikipedia beginners and experienced editors improve articles on Wikipedia using University Library resources, as well as learn the ins-and-outs of how to edit the free, online encyclopedia project.
Sonoma State University Library is delighted to be the host of local artist Michelle Friend’s preservation-themed exhibit, Ghost Cat: My World.
The University Library is excited to see parents and families on campus for Family Weekend. We hope you have a great time visiting your student and learning about their life at Sonoma State University.
