Written by Laura O’Reilly, Access Services Librarian We all do it. Even librarians. Yep, Google seems to be the fastest, easiest way to find information; however, is it unbiased, accurate, and reliable? […]
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7th De-Stress with Dogs: A Tail-Wagging Success!
On May 2nd, over twenty licensed therapy dogs came to the library between 10am and 3pm to help our students relax and de-stress before their final exams began. All of the dogs […]
The Contest Break-Down
Curious about what went on behind the scenes of the March Madness Bracket Contest? Want to know how many votes did so-and-so win by? Well, here’s the rundown on the statistical data […]
Narnian professor presents Good News on the Silent Planet
On March 20, 2019, Warner Memorial Library was the venue for hosting Dr. Michael Ward, a prominent C. S. Lewis scholar, and author the groundbreaking book Planet Narnia: The Seven Heavens in […]
March Madness Bracket Contest Returns!
Last year, we hosted our first March Madness contest – and it’s back again in full force this year! The theme is Male Authors vs. Female Authors: sixteen authors on each side […]
Eagle Search: Better Than Ever!
The Eagle Search on the library’s homepage has changed! Now hosted by EBSCO Discovery Service – EDS, for short – Eagle Search is a discovery tool that’s almost like Googling. One search […]
Survey Says…
For two days, Warner Library held a survey among the students regarding changes that we made to the building over the summer. We asked several questions, three of which were rated on […]
What Librarians do on Summer Vacation – Part 2
By James Sauer, Library Director This summer, I was able to attend the Association of Christian Librarians conference at Asbury University. You can imagine the wild goings on when 200 Christian librarians […]
What Librarians do on Summer Vacation – Part 1
By James Sauer, Library Director This summer, on my way to the exciting and wild carrying-on at the Association of Christian Librarians at Asbury University in Wilmore, I was able to take […]
Live Long and Prosper, Marvin…
Today is both a day of happiness and sadness, for today, we celebrate the accomplishments of Marvin Smith, our Theological and General Services Librarian, who is about to retire. The happy part […]
