The library is staying open later as your go-to spot for serious studying in preparation for Exam Week! The building stays open until 10 pm this Friday and Saturday and until 2 am Sunday through Tuesday nights!! Those late night hours are thanks to generous support from ASUP, which enabled us to add staffing to cover them. We also appreciate our awesome student employees who volunteered to take the extra late shifts!
Need a mini brain break from studying? Look for the coloring and puzzles table in the lobby area from April 24 - May 1! There are also tranquility kits you can borrow from the Service Desk.
And a reminder that there are three designated quiet study spaces in the building: the lower quiet floor, the upstairs quiet study lounge, and the upstairs classroom. Plus we have noise-canceling headphones you can borrow at the Service desk, as well as earplugs.
Good luck wrapping up classes and Go Pilots!
Congratulations to the Clark Library! Insight Into Diversity has announced that our library is a recipient of the 2024 Library Excellence in Access and Diversity (LEAD) Award, the only private university in Oregon to receive it. This award honors academic libraries' programs and initiatives that encourage and support DEI across their campus through research, technology, accessibility, outreach, and more. The Clark Library team is proud to be recognized for our DEI work and is dedicated to advancing the University’s efforts to create an inclusive environment where our diverse community of students, faculty, and staff can flourish.
What is UP's role today when it comes to realizing racial and economic justice in North Portland? Visit the Dr. James T. Covert Gallery on the main floor of the library for an exhibit that hopes to spark consideration about these important questions. The exhibit is a collaboration by students and faculty in UP's Social Justice Capstone course, Public Research Fellows, and local community organization Don't Shoot Portland, with additional support from UP Ethnic Studies. It highlights themes of systemic oppression, displacement, and collective resistance in Portland, with an emphasis on the lived experiences of minoritized communities on UP's campus and North Portland. Can't make it to the library? Check out the online exhibit!
Image: Black Student Union yearbook photo from The LOG , 1969.
Change was afoot during Winter Break -- check out these new student spaces:
Have questions or comments? Get in touch!
Clark Library is pleased to announce the soft launch of a new platform for the Library’s digital collections and institutional repository (Pilot Scholars). The new URLs are:
Digital Collections: https://digital.up.edu
Pilot Scholars: https://pilotscholars.up.edu
What’s different?
The new platform provides a better user experience. Among the changes are a modern and responsive interface, easier browsing, full-text searching, and better in-platform viewing.
What’s staying the same?
We are committed to providing access to UP’s historical records and scholarly works for teaching, learning, and research. All previous digital collections and institutional repository works will be available on the new platform. The data migration is in process and will be completed by the early half of Fall semester. Currently available digital collections include The Log yearbooks, Student Newspapers, and University History. Graduate Theses and Dissertations are available in Pilot Scholars.
Questions?
Any questions or comments can be directed to Philip Vue, Digital Services Librarian, vue@up.edu.
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