Clark College Libraries

08/19/2026

Have you checked out our August displays? Current themed displays are South Asian Heritage Collection, Books Under the Zodiac, and “Old and Ugly” books that may not look that appealing from the outside but contain multitudes inside!

07/21/2026

July displays are waiting for you to come check them out! We have Disability Pride Month books or you can spy the rainbow display and pick a book based on the color of its cover. 🌈🦾👩🏼‍🦼‍➡️🧑🏾‍🦯‍➡️

07/16/2026

Library Summer hours: OPEN 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Monday - Thursday CLOSED Friday - Sunday. Come by and check something out, get research help, use a study room, or enjoy the community puzzle!

06/11/2026

For a short time only, please visit LIB 203 upstairs in the library where you can find an art exhibit from instructor Bryna Campbell’s Art History class, Women Artists in History.

Please contact the library by phone or email if you are interested in putting up an exhibit or collaborating on a display. Priority to instructors and student clubs.

06/08/2026

Happy World Ocean Day! Take home a book about the Ocean, its creatures, and importance to the world ecosystem. Fun ocean fact: the ocean produces roughly half of the oxygen on Earth.

06/02/2026

It’s June! That means new displays are up in the library. This month our themes are Pride Month, Juneteenth, and African American music appreciation. Come in and check them out.

05/26/2026

Ephemera (noun): items such as posters, receipts, and tickets originally meant to be discarded after use but that later become collectibles.
What happens when you leave things in library books? A quiet history tucked between the pages. The library dragon has enough of a hoard, don’t forget to check your books for runaway bookmarks before you return them.

05/07/2026

Have you seen our May displays yet? We have a display on Trains where you can read about the historical significance of trains and railways. May is Mental Health Awareness month so we have a display of books and DVDs about many mental health issues as well as a few memoirs from authors detailing their lived experiences with mental illness. Lastly, our Dummies display is up for a short time. These books are laid out in an easy format and thoughtful manner to help readers tackle some difficult subjects in a way that makes sense.

05/07/2026

04/30/2026

What’s going on at the creation station? You may have seen this before. The library is hosting this table from the Clark College Philosophy Club for a short time. This table, which has been at various events with the club, is a space to share your thoughts, and to consider the thoughts of those who have come to the table before you. Stop by before it leaves the library on May 6th.