Last evening, Jane Hirshfield read her poetry at the Anchorage Museum. She also led a panel at the Consortium Library as part of the 50th Anniversary Celebration year events.

If you are interested in learning more about her writings, you can find those in the collections of the Consortium Library. Her works can be found through QuickSearch and through the Library Catalog.

She also has a website called Poets for Science.

If you’d like help finding her writings, you can connect with us through our Ask Us page on our website.

The class of Library Science 101 introduces you on how to use academic library research strategies, tools and techniques for locating, evaluating and ethically using information. Here is how you can register for the class

This course is recommended for all undergraduate Baccalaureate degree-seeking students.

Here is a sneak peek video of what you will be learning.

The class of Library Science 101 introduces you on how to use academic library research strategies, tools and techniques for locating, evaluating and ethically using information. Here is how you can register for the class

This course is recommended for all undergraduate Baccalaureate degree-seeking students.

Here is a sneak peek video of what you will be learning.

Your Consortium Library has many resources at your fingertips! One of many is learning a new language! Some of the languages that are available are Spanish, Italian, and German.

June 19, 1865 it is the day that enslaved African Americans learned of their freedom in West Texas, and it is the oldest African American celebration. One way to observe Juneteenth is to read about the Emancipation Proclamation that helped in the freedom of slaves in the United States.

There are a number of Juneteenth materials that can be found in the UAA Consortium Library QuickSearch.