Library News

• Food for Fines Holiday Drive 2018

  It’s that time of year when our thoughts turn to sharing our blessings with those in need over the holidays. An easy way to share with others as well as resolve your overdue library fines is to make a donation to Food for Fines! From December 1-13, donations of non-perishable food items (canned or dried goods only) may be submitted to the Library Information Desk to reduce or eliminate overdue fines. Suggested donation is 1 item per $1.00 in fines.  All food will be donated to the La Mirada Holiday Food Drive. Food items must have a future expiration date, and a maximum amount of $10.00 will be taken off your library account. Donations will not be applied toward lost or damaged charges or fines sent over to school accounts.
  

  For more information, contact the Library Information Desk at (562) 903-4838.

• New Psychotherapy Video Database

  Check out our new trial database, Psychotherapy.net, with over 300 training videos featuring leading practitioners in the field of psychotherapy. Browse titles by approach, therapeutic issue, expect, population, or title. If you find this database helpful, let us know using the Give Feedback link in the Contact Us menu.

• New Library Information Desk

  Visit our new Information Desk for assistance with our many library services and resources, previously offered at the Reference Desk and Circulation Desk. Our goal in making this change is that library staff will be able to serve you better by providing services in one place--a one-stop experience for all library patrons. The Library Reception Desk, located beside the entrance turnstiles, will continue to assist people with library access, including the issuing and renewal of library cards and guest access. Services at the Information Desk will include research help, the checkout of materials, holds, LINK+ and ILL pickup, and fines collection.

• Library Art Exhibition - "NEXT"

  August 27 - December 22, 2018
  University Library, Main Floor
  

  The NEXT juried art exhibition offers a glimpse of emerging young talent in the visual arts, featuring exemplary works created by current High School students in our region, celebrating the creativity of young Christian artists, and cultivating artistic talent within the Christian community. The exhibition was open to submissions from Sophomore through Senior level students attending private Christian High Schools, and the exhibit was juried by a committee of Biola University Art Department faculty (whose work is also currently on view throughout the main floor of the University Library).

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