Past Events

The National Park Service Nez Perce Historic Images Collection: A Dynamic Photographic Legacy of the Nimiipuu” Location: Manuscripts and Archive & Special Collections (MASC)  – Ground Floor Terrell Library Please visit our exhibit featuring photos preserved by the park service and digitally hosted by WSU Libraries. Some artifacts on loan from the Nez Perce National […]

The WSU Libraries would like to congratulate the winner of this years Library Excellence Award, Dr. Barbara A. Ward of the Department of Teaching and Learning. Ward has demonstrated her support of the libraries not only through the inclusion of a library component in her classes, but also through extraordinary personal generosity. Her donations of […]

The WSU Libraries are launching a photo contest called Love Your WSU Libraries from December 3, 2012 to January 31, 2013 to encourage student involvement. The Love Your WSU Libraries campaign is a contest open to allWashington State University students. Contestants are invited to take pictures of themselves “loving” or showing their appreciation for WSU Libraries and submit their image on our […]

Each Thursday at 12 noon during the month of February we will be showing one episode from the documentary series For Love of Liberty: the story of America’s Black Patriots in the African American Students Center. The attached flyer contains more information and you can read more about the film here: http://www.documentary.org/content/fighting-freedom-home-and-abroad-pbs-doc-tells-story-black-american-soliders SO….If you are […]

On Wednesday, January 23rd, Representatives from Elsevier ScienceDirect will be on the WSU Pullman campus hosting information sessions about the Scopus database. Scopus, one of the largest citation and abstract finding tools contains more than 19,000 titles from 5,000+ publishers and is international in scope. Join us at the library to find out how you can: […]

Every year libraries on the Palouse sponsor a regional author. This year the book is Border Songs by Jim Lynch. Williamette Week noted of the book that it is “A fascinating look at the confluence of small-town life, the global drug trade and illegal immigration, and it places Jim Lynch at the forefront of Northwest writers to watch.” Lynch […]

Spring 2013 Atrium Music Series Schedule    (Most Fridays from 12:15 – 1:00pm) February 15 Jenny Danvers, vocalist February 22 Break Week, no recital March 1 TBD March 8 Sarah Stark, piano March 15 Spring Break, no recital March 22 Samantha Eaton, flute and Gavin Carney, trombone March 29 Steve Damouni, piano April 5 TBD April […]