Late Nite@the Library: A Night Against Procrastination

Exciting news from the Library! In partnership with Student Life, the Library will be hosting "Late Nite" on Thursday, April 26th. 

The library will be open until midnight! Late night activities start at 7:00 pm.

There will be pizza, “grab and go” goodie bags, popcorn, drawings, and much more. There will be an “ER” (Emergency Room) area staffed with tutors from the writing center and the math center! Tutoring will be from 7:00 to 9:00.

Students will be encouraged to post at least one goal that they will complete during “Late Nite” with the hopes that they can move that goal to the success board.  

Come join us on Thursday, April 26th starting at 7 pm for "Late Nite" at the library!

Check out our New Look - Coming in Fall 2018

Kolwyck Library did a usability study on the library website, and the KLIC web team has used that feedback to revamp the look of the KLIC website. Here is a quick preview of what is to come for Fall 2018.

New features include a cleaner look, and improved accessibility and responsiveness.

Stay tuned for more updates!

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2018 Edible Book Festival

The fifth annual Edible Book Festival was held in the library on April 4th with over 20 entries.  Judges for the event were Writers @ Work guest author, George Singleton, Chattanooga State President Rebecca Ashford, and assistant professor Liz Norell.

The Author's Choice award went to Makenzie Forrest for the edible entry A Southern Gothic Wedding.

The People's Choice and the Best Overall awards were given for the same entry: Field Guide from the Spiderwick Chronicles. The entry was submitted by the Magnificent Three.

The Most Creative award was for HeLa Cells depicting the book The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. This edible was submitted by the Life Sciences Department.

The Departmental award went to the Economic & Community Development department for the edible entry I'm Hungry depicting the book The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

Thank you to all of the great entries for the 5th annual Edible Book Festival! See you next year for the 6th festival.

Libraries Lead - National Library Week

Ever needed help with technology, with TigerWeb, with research paper sources, with quality Internet search instruction, with nursing journals, or with accessing peer-review journals? How about having escapism in quiet study or creating a collaborative effort in a study room?

During the week of April 8 - 14, join libraries in campuses and communities nationwide in celebrating National Library Week, a time to highlight the value of libraries, librarians, and library staff.

Libraries today are much more than books. Libraries and librarians are change agents within their communities – transforming lives through innovative educational resources and forward-thinking instruction. Libraries are doing their part to close the digital divide and level the playing field by providing access to information and technologies. At KLIC, we teach library instruction for specific academic assignments, and we provide student technology help. KLIC has a portal for accessing library databases through OneKLIC.

This year's library week theme is "Libraries Lead," which emphasizes the leadership of libraries and librarians in their communities and the role of libraries in helping patrons develop their own leadership skills. Today’s libraries lead their communities and transform lives every day. From education to job resources to lifelong learning, your library provides the access you need to reach your potential and grow as a leader.

First sponsored in 1958, National Library Week is sponsored by the American Library Association (ALA) and observed by libraries across the country each April. This year marks the 60th anniversary of the annual celebration of the nation's libraries and librarians.