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Summer is the perfect time to unwind with a good book—whether you’re stretched out in your backyard, lounging at the lake, or taking a break from your busy schedule.  We have just what you need to make the most of long, sunny days with our specially curated Leisure Reading Collection and convenient digital reading options through OverDrive and the Libby app . 📖 Discover Your Next Favorite Book Our Leisure Reading Collection (CCC 130) features an ever-changing selection of: Popular fiction Current bestsellers Nonfiction gems Mysteries, memoirs, sci-fi, romance—you name it! Whether you're in the mood for a page-turning thriller or a heartfelt memoir, there's something for everyone. 📲 Prefer to Read (or Listen) on Your Device? Try Libby! Can’t make it to campus? Traveling this summer? Want to keep your backpack light? Our library also gives you access to OverDrive , a digital library platform where you can borrow ebooks and audiobooks anytime, anywhere—for ...

Article By Shane Olsen, Archives Assistant As we celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month this May, we reflect on the lasting impact that AAPI students, faculty, and staff have made at UW-Stevens Point and in the Stevens Point community. From enriching our campus with diverse perspectives to creating opportunities for cultural exchange, the contributions of AAPI community members continue to shape and strengthen the fabric of our university and beyond. This month, we spotlight just a few of their stories that have left a lasting legacy. Dedication to the Wisconsin Idea T. K. Chang arrived in Stevens Point in 1956 to teach geography, bringing with him a wealth of knowledge and accomplishments. Chang had studied English and Chinese literature in China before earning a doctorate in geography at the University of Nebraska. His intellectual passions didn’t stop there—he also pursued interests in poetry, photography, and botany. [1] Photo by T. Chang As a teach...

As we transition into summer, please take note of our updated hours and an important closure announcement: 🌞 Summer Hours Begin Next Week! Starting next week, the Libraries  will shift to our summer hours. Please check hours for all library locations.  ⚠️ PLEASE NOTE : Campus-Wide Power Outage on Monday, May 19 The Main Campus  Library and Archives will be CLOSED on Monday, May 19 due to a scheduled campus-wide power outage . We’ll reopen Tuesday with our regular summer hours. Thank you for your understanding! We’re here all summer to help with your research and more, so stop in, email us, or  visit our website  to connect with our resources! 

It’s the last week of classes —and that time of the semester again! As finals approach, we know things can feel overwhelming. That’s why the Library is here to help you float through the end of the semester with our annual Exam Cram event! What’s Exam Cram? Think of it as your academic tide pool: a chill, supportive space to take a break, refocus, and gather your energy for finals week. Here’s what you can expect: 🧜‍♀️ Free snacks to keep you fueled 🎮 Ocean-themed games & video games to give your brain a breather 🐚 Stress relief activities to help you decompress. 📍 Location:  Library Circulation (CCC 130) 📅 Date: Monday, May 12 ⏰ Time:  8:00 am - 6:00 pm You’ve worked hard all semester—now let us help you ride the wave through finals!