Summertime is here and nothing says summer like great outdoor sports!
Did you know that the Library has books about all different types of summer activities, like hiking and camping, tennis, baseball, golf, weight training, and more!
Search for yourself. Then you can come “check them out!”
It’s the merry, merry month of May and the world is again green with plants. The LCC Library is celebrating spring with a display about plants featuring a wide variety of books in different genres.
The display includes books about:
The display will be on the second floor of the Technology and Learning Center throughout the month of May. Any patrons with an active LCC username and photo ID can borrow books at the Library Help Zone. Electronic books can be accessed either through QR codes featured on the physical display or through catalog links in the Virtual Display.
Art and all of its forms are essential parts of the human experience. Every culture and every culture that has ever existed has had its own artistic traditions. The LCC Library is highlighting some of these traditions in a new book display for the month of May.
The display includes books about art history, culturally significant art traditions, and contemporary art from around the world.
The display will be on the second floor of the Technology and Learning Center throughout the month of May. Any patrons with an active LCC username and photo ID can borrow books at the Library Help Zone. Electronic books can be accessed either through QR codes featured on the physical display or through catalog links in the Virtual Display.
The image above is a Relief of Nebhepetre Mentuhotep II and the Goddess Hathor on display at the MET.
Honoring all mothers on Mother's Day.
The image below is from a collection of digitized historic newspapers from the collection, Chronicling America, which is available from the Research Databases page.
To find more images, check out Mother's Day: Topics in Chronicling America, a guide to finding primary source materials in Chronicling America.
“Mother's Day.” May 18, 1922. The St. Johns Herald (St. Johns, AZ), Image 7. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers.
Skilled Trades Day is celebrated on May 7th to recognize our everyday heroes by:
Industries at a Glance - U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
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