Rachel Arteaga
Have you ever wanted to change up your style? Or maybe you are trying to figure out just what your style is in the first place. Are you interested in sewing or sustainability? Come by the library to check out our newest display all about personal style and how to achieve a look unique to you. We have lots of books on fashion, style inspiration, design, sewing, sustainable clothing, plus a lot more!
Jean Ping
It's that time of the semester when students want help with getting their citations right! The library is here to help.
Citations are an important part of any research paper. You want to show that you did solid research, and allow readers to find the information for themselves if they're interested. Happily, putting together your references or works cited list is easier than ever before, because most databases will generate citations for you!
The library offers a comprehensive 4-step guide to generating and using citations, whether in MLA or APA. This guide should be your first stop and will cover all the basics. It includes several short videos.
If you need more detailed instructions on building and using citations, we have those too, for:
These guides will give you patterns to follow for almost any resource format you need to cite, from a book to a video to a personal interview.
Here is one of our most helpful videos -- Getting Citations From Library Databases.
Are you interested in broadening your research to deliberately include voices from the margins? Join our Zoom session on Tuesday, April 2nd at 2pm to learn about how to do it! In the meantime, check out our zine on the subject. Hope to see you there!