History and Abolition Juneteenth What is Juneteenth and why is it important to celebrate? Juneteenth is the day that descendants of slaves – black people and people of color by in large […]

Learning where we have come and seeing where we need to go. The first pride celebration was on June 28th, 1969. But it wasn’t a march filled with rainbow, gay, lesbian, transgender, […]

Here at Warner Library, we always like to highlight our student workers.They keep this place running smoothly. We like to welcome them back, year after year, and eventually see them off into […]

While not all of these books are beach reading, you can take them with you to the beach, airplane, train, bus, care- or wherever you are with a device that allows you […]

The purpose of Day of Silence is to raise awareness about anti-LGBTQ discrimination, harassment, and bullying; as resistance to attempts to prevent LGBTQ people and their allies from speaking out against the […]

written by Rebekah Baker April 3–9, 2022 This National Library Week, I’m reflecting on a title that made me a reader. And the one that absolutely must be first on my list […]