A Conversation with LBCC Poet Laureate Sarah Prieto
What is the first thing you think of when you hear the word “poetry”? You may think of a way of rhyming or maybe some famous authors you’ve heard of. For some people, poetry...
Category: Literature
Quinn Wahl Selected to Serve as LB’s New Poet Laureate
As we continue to come out of a pandemic that shut down the world, life looks a bit different than it did before. Some changes are permanent, others only temporary. One such change is...
The Library’s Book Display – Anti Racism and Racism
In commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and National Day of Racial Healing, both taking place in January, the library has announced their library book display theme is Anti-Racism and Racism. Bryan Miyagishima,...
LBCC, Library Extend Weekend Hours for Study Jam
Finals are here. To allow for students to get their studying done, the Albany Campus Library is hosting a study jam this weekend and have extended their hours. Saturday they will be open from...
The LBCC Writing Center – A Resource Available to You
The Writing Center is a free resource for all your writing needs. The staff at the Writing Center, which is located on the first floor of Willamette Hall in the Library on the Albany...
LBCC Reads: Monthly Reading Program
A fun new program, one that could win you prizes and expand your brain, has officially arrived at the LBCC Library! “LBCC Reads” is a program that only requires you to read a book...
