The Library will observe these hours for the Easter holiday:
Regular hours will resume on Tuesday, April 7. Even when the Library is closed, the library catalog and our databases are available 24/7.
Ready to do a walk-through of our new building!
L to r: Don Roethler (Building & Grounds) and the Library crew: Marlene Anderson, Laura Kalvoda, Johanna Bjork, Steph Borud, Kristi Engle, and Sandi Bates
The medium … contemporary fiber (reclaimed, repurposed, recycled, processed)
The embellishments … stitches, buttons, beads, and found objects
The results … GORGEOUS
The Library will observe these hours for Spring Break:
Even when the Library is closed, the library catalog and our databases are available 24/7.
Regular hours will resume on Monday, March 23.
As Leslie Sansone says, “The body was meant to move!”
Sitting Kills, Moving Heals by Joan Vernikos, Ph.D.“… demonstrates how the prevalent problems of obesity, ailing health, and lack of energy can all be easily improved simply by using the power of gravity … this practical, easy-to-follow action plan outlines simple gravity-resisting activities such as standing, walking, and dancing, guaranteed to produce better results than diet and exercise plans.”
If you haven’t already done so, stop by the Gannon Gallery/BSC Library to see the annual faculty art exhibition. This artwork — paintings, prints, drawings, ceramics, and jewelry — will be on display through March 13.
Participating artists include:
March 2nd is Read Across America Day, a celebration of reading and Dr. Seuss’s birthday. Through this signature program, the NEA (National Education Association) “is building a nation of readers.” This year-round program is in its 18th year and focuses on motivating children and teens to read through events, partnerships, and reading resources.
“You’re never too old, too wacky, too wild, to pick up a book and read with a child.”
Read it! Read it! 