Woodbury University Library

The San Diego Library of Woodbury University is open Monday thru Friday by appointment. Simply go to https://Woodbury.libcal.com/appointments/sandiego or email [email protected] .

The Burbank Public Library, as part of their Burbank Reads celebration, is hosting a Zoom panel discussion on October 29 from 7-8:30 pm, entitled "Color Changes Everything: Racial Diversity in Animation." Go check it out! https://burbanklibrary.org//color-changes-everything-racia

Are you perplexed by politics? Confounded by all those propositions? Unsure of where your ballot is? Let the Library help you out! We've put together a Research Guide that can help you answer these questions and more! You can either navigate to it by clicking on the "Research" link at the top of the Library home page, and then select "Research Guides," or you can navigate there directly via this link: https://library.woodbury.edu/2020election Remember, your vote counts!

Roses on campus at sunset #nofilter #latergram

From our friends at Georgetown University: Library Takeout! (A service also handily available at Woodbury Library...) https://youtu.be/e1iGEM9NMFM

The Woodbury University Library will be open to patrons with reservations starting Monday, August 24th. Just go to the Library home page and click on the Reservations link to create a reservation. Reservations are good for 30 minutes up to 2 hours. Don't forget your mask!

Make an appointment to visit the Library starting Monday, August 24th. Go to the Library homepage and click on the Reservations link.

Solomon sets up curbside pickup, which started Monday.

Starting Monday, August 10th, the Woodbury Library in Burbank will have contact-free curbside pickup of library materials Monday-Friday from 9am to 5pm. While the buildings remain closed, librarians and library staff continue to work off-site to help you with your learning, research, and teaching needs. More information here: https://library.woodbury.edu/c.php?g=1009913

The Woodbury University Library condemns the recent violence and systemic racism levied against Black people and all People of Color. The killing of George Floyd has sparked protests in all fifty states and in several other countries, as like-minded citizens seek an end to the horrific acts that have taken the lives of people such as Trayvon Martin, Breonna Taylor, Tamir Rice, Michael Brown, and so many others. To quote the American Library Association (ALA): Wherever it res...ides, racism leads to degradation. It weakens our institutions and destroys our communities and is one of the greatest obstacles to our mission ‘to enhance learning and ensure access to information to all’. [http://www.ala.org//ala-executive-board-stands-bcala-conde] The Library supports engagement in meaningful change by providing students, faculty, and staff with the information tools needed to be effective leaders and allies. Some of our undertakings include developing lists of books and videos focused on anti-racism and social justice; creating a social justice research guide; and working on making our collections more inclusive. We will also ensure that our staff and faculty reflect the University’s dedication to diversity and equity. Together, we can work to change the systemic culture that engenders hatred and racism.

I.T. is here to look at the printer.

Need a little art in your life? Check out Google Arts and Culture, and the many virtual displays available for viewing from home: https://artsandculture.google.com/

Congratulations to the winners of our Student Leadership Awards for 2020!

How about a game of Bingo?